bargainbin2
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- Folsomdale, Ky.
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- 2001 Explorer Sport
Hi everyone I am new here and do a lot of repairs from head liners engine and trans rebuilds etc, but I have never messed with AC systems. I have a 2001 Explorer Sport with a 4.0 liter with 1.35K miles on it. I bought this for a spare car and I am working on the AC. I did bypass my AC pressure switches and got the clutch to kick in and it was the low pressure one that did the trick so my question is.
Do I have to evacuate the r-134a to replace the AC low side pressure switch or am I the only one that has a SUV that old? Thanks in advance.
Do I have to evacuate the r-134a to replace the AC low side pressure switch or am I the only one that has a SUV that old? Thanks in advance.