Hi, I put my (cheap) set of gauges on the system and am posting the pictures from the readings.
Low Side: +17 (I hope the makes sense)
High Side: +56.25
Any thoughts on the pressure?
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Monday, December 7th, 2020 AT 4:32 PM
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Neither, That is not an open/close switch. It's a 3 wire, 5v reference that delivers a specific return voltage that translates to a specific pressure.
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Low should be @ 35psi high needs to be @200psi. Readings indicate low charge. Green is a dye placed in system to help ID leaks with use of black light.
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Surely its designed to turn off the fans if the switch opens?
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I gave you the outer reading on my gauge (marked 134A) the inside marks are PSI. The High side is 210psi and low side is about 60psi. I think I figured out the problem though. It started working after I took the box around the heater core apart. I think that it isn't always directing the air around the heater when I turn the dial to the cold setting.
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I vacuumed down and recharged the system which fixed the AC and fan operation! Thank you so much for your help.
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Yes blend door will cause low side to go up and not cool
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Problem was fixed, high pressure switch was bad, switch location is between the radiator and front of the engine. It's about 6-8 inches from the AC compressor.