If you use 134 with this compressor, what else would I have to change on my 1972 GMC?
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You wont need the POA valve (if your car still has one) and might want to upgrade your condenser to a cross flow type for improved cooling, though your original condenser will work. Just take it in to your local A/C guy so they can evacuate your system, install the compressor, refill and check for leaks. Mine works better than ever.
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Its my understanding that it should work on any vehicle, but are you sure the honda is running on r-12? If it is already 134-A you don't need the kit. All you need is a can of 134-A. Look on your compressor it should tell you what the ccaris currently set up for. Other than that the kit worked great for me. I used it on 1980 Chevy, a little difference there.
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I don't know if this will help or confuse. MY compressor is a 30 gal Black Max.I could probably replace it for $125. Research showed that most all compressors that size are identical regardless of the brand. I decided that at the price offered, I would take a chance. The regulator turned out to the EXACT switch that was on my unit. I did have to disassemble it and turn the switch 180 degrees because the controls were on the wrong side; simple to do, just remember that it is spring loaded and can be a pain.I took the old one apart first as a test. Good Luck!
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This is in addition to that start cap on your compressor. It depends on what size compressor you have. The hard start is in addition to the start run cap already on your system
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Hi there. I'm really not sure. There is one plug for a harness on the unit. It is EXACTLY as OEM. Actually, it IS OEM. It's AC Delco. I guess that's what you mean by pressure switch? If you have a GMT400 (92-99) 'Burb w/Rear-AC, this will fit. If not, I can't really comment. I can take a picture for you if that helps.Well, after writing the above, and googling a bit, it seems the compressor does NOT come with the switch separately that I can tell. Sorry.
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Mine is at 1045 the 20 horsepower engine it went on fine no problems at all
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I believe it will work fine. My son bought one and uses it on a smaller compressor with no problems.
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Yes i changed it out on my same compressor. I just had to do a little modification because the ports are not in the same position as the original set up and you can NOT rotate the valve assembly as simple as it may appear to do.
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It uses 17cfm@90psi. 90psi is the operating pressure. You would need at least a 60-80 gallon 2 stage 175 psi air compressor.
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Hello Rich. What is the original compressor you are replacing? The J7 is the trade channel the compressor is sold under.
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I just replaced the compressor. But after all the work a week later the shocks began to leak. Now I need to change the shocks as well. I suggest you do both at the same time.
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It depends on the psi capability of the compressor. You will also need a female adapter for the compressor
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You should probably use a 20 amp circuit. The cord on the compressor is not very long so get an extension cord that will reach the distance you need to cover. Remember, the longer the cord, the heavier gauge it needs to be to do the job correctly
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I looked at the parts breakdown for your compressor, and it looks like the piston rod is completely different, and the cylinder looks a lot different too. Sorry, Sir, I believe you will need to buy the kit mentioned (E100291 - but was substituted to E103495 ). It is apparently readily available from several places on the Internet. You can do a search for either kit number. The installation is a simple thing to do.
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You need a compressor that provides 80 - 100 psi. I would recommend a Porter Cable pancake compressor or something similar.
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My compressor is also 220 volt, with a 2 HP motor, 3 wires in, 3 wires out. It should work fine.
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The only thing I can add, is to make sure you determine whether you need a one or two pin compressor. I needed a 2 wire and didn't check, This comprssor is a one wire. s far as compatible with that truck I don't know, but check that wire requirement first.