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a/c capillary tube 200

posted by  chuck b on  Sun Jun 1 15:33 CST 2003
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The capillary tube on my a/c switch snapped off. Do I need to replace the entire tube, and if so, how? Can I soder it back?

Also, I am on vacation, so I rigged the a/c compressor to run with a simple toggle switch. I am running it about 3 or 4 minutes at a time. Will I fry the compressor? I figure that this is like running the a/c at full on, which the manual says to do only for short periods of time.

On my way to Key West, just going to get warmer.

Thanks!
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85 240 DL, 89 245 DL, 415,000 miles






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