A/C Heater selector switch - any out there?

Discussion in 'The Big Chill' started by Fat Rusty, Jun 25, 2022.

  1. Fat Rusty

    Fat Rusty Well-Known Member

    I had my 1970 GS A/C serviced due to it not working. The system was charged and is not leaking. Good news! But the Compressor will not kick on. The tech checked things and says it is the A/C switch in the back of the Heater A/C panel. They jumped the compressor and it works OK. I also replaced the relay and not change. I can feel around behind it and wiggle it and I can hear the Compressor kick on. I have had no luck finding a new replacement on line. So I am asking if anyone knows if I can repair it or if there is a spare floating around on here.
     
  2. gsfred

    gsfred Founders Club Member

    Should have one. I'll look tomorrow.
    Fred
     
  3. Fat Rusty

    Fat Rusty Well-Known Member

    Thank you
     
  4. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    If Fred can't find his, I offered this to another board member a couple months back but he went in a different direction.

    All the moving parts move as they should and all you'd need would be a new woodgrain sticker from Todd Miller.

    $65/shipped with PayPal F&F.

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  5. Fat Rusty

    Fat Rusty Well-Known Member

    Great we will see what Fred has. The wood grain is much than mine.
     
  6. Max Damage

    Max Damage I'm working on it!

    If you can wiggle it and it works, it's probably just a dirty or loose connection. Pull it and fix it!
     
  7. Fat Rusty

    Fat Rusty Well-Known Member

    I am going to look at it soon as my chores are done... *92 and sweating like a pig right now. lol
     
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  8. gsfred

    gsfred Founders Club Member

    Got one if you can't get yours to work.
    Fred
     
  9. Fat Rusty

    Fat Rusty Well-Known Member

    Thanks for getting back to me guys. I am trying to avoid pulling the dash and just ran out of time tonight. I will hit it again on Tuesday.
    Thanks again for all the support and help!
     
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  10. Fat Rusty

    Fat Rusty Well-Known Member

    Well after removing the lower A/C ducting, distribution box, radio, glove box, dash pad and finally loosening the instrument cluster I finally got that unit out. All looks good with a bit of cleaning of the points and bit of adjustments it appears to be working. For now! What an ordeal, but gave me the time to investigate much deeper into the car. Time to clean up things. Now to remember how it goes back together. lol
    I am amazed at the bulb opening are melted and don't look like they will retain a socket. I also found the non working radio is junk, and appears the one connection is soldered to the case.
     

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