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a/c cycleing time 200 1984

posted by  Bob Eaton on  Tue May 28 04:15 CST 2002
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I have a ‘84 240 with the York compressor. It has been converted to R134 using the factory conversion kit. It also has a 12in. fan in front of the condenser. I am wondering what the cycling time should be for the compressor. It is on for about 30sec. and off for about 1min. It is fully charged up but I know I got a little air in the system last year when I was checking the pressures. It seems like the cycle times were longer last summer. It cools great I can take the temp below 32 deg. but the cycle times seem short. The temp has aprox a 10 degree variation






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