

| Subject: | Re: AC Thermostat |
| From: | Mike Collum |
| Date: | Tue, 11 Jul 2006 00:25:19 -0400 |
Kim Brennan wrote: <snip> If an AC is icing up, it is usually due to too little refrigerant. The low pressure switches on our Vanagons should prevent that from occurring. <snip> Just for clarification ... the older Vanagons with dealer or port of entry installed airconditioning don't have the low pressure cut-out switches unless they were added later. Neither my '84 7 passenger nor my '85 Westy have low pressure cut-out switches. That means that my compressors will run even when there is NO refrigerant charge, which is a bad thing, so I have to be mindful and careful of such a situation. Mike
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