AC switch

dougmMember

I would like to replace the rotary on/temp adjust switch for the ac with a simple on/off switch. Is this a BAD idea? Will it cause the system to over charge?
I'm AC challenged

Thanks for any advice.

Doug M

8/26/177:35 AM

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joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

If you have an original A/C system with no pressure switches it's probably bad idea as the A/C will function at highest setting with on/off. However if you have low/high pressure switch in the system it's not such a big deal as you have some overload protection.

The question is why replace it?

Julian

8/26/178:33 AM

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