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    88-94 5.7 Suburban A/C Diagnosis and Tuning

    Dinosaur relay appears to be working as intended for compressor staging. Wired it temporarily for testing, now to make it look nice. Local store out of 152 so it's on order to charge and then road test! Other than that, a nice fitting belt is in and the front system is up and running well...
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    88-94 5.7 Suburban A/C Diagnosis and Tuning

    Thanks @1998_K1500_Sub I took that pic in the middle of assembly. It's all tightened down and no rubbing. Also screwed the Condensor hoses into the support bracket as well. @L31MaxExpress that's how it is set up currently, hopefully it isn't too heat soaked sitting in the middle. Need to...
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    The Overhead Console Thread

    I think the 99-06 will fit but it may go in "upside down" relative to the GMT400 orientation. Shouldn't matter for the rockers. 5 should fit in there, above is a render of the panel and I put 2 rockers in there to make sure they wouldn't hit each other
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    The Overhead Console Thread

    Looks tight. I can lay it out in cad and see. Shoot an email to [email protected] to get a ticket in so we don't lose it in the chaff!
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    Furnace time delay relay for AC staging

    @1998_K1500_Sub Agreed - the furnace line was a bit of a joke. I will email the company and see if they are able to talk about my use case. I already have a ton of arduinos, logic level MOSFETs, etc to make it myself...but if theirs works, I'd prefer it!
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    88-94 5.7 Suburban A/C Diagnosis and Tuning

    I created a thread with an interesting idea here regarding delay relays. https://www.gmt400.com/threads/furnace-time-delay-relay-for-ac-staging.67379/
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    Furnace time delay relay for AC staging

    Anyone here know how furnaces are wired? It is truck related I promise. Long story short, I am running 2 AC compressors in my truck and I'd like a delay between the two compressors turning on. I don't want to load down the engine with two compressors switching at once. There's also a...
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    88-94 5.7 Suburban A/C Diagnosis and Tuning

    I am hoping so too. Still, I have several of the control valves to vary the destroke point and also will be wiring in low side safety switches for redundancy. I am glad I added a reciever drier to the rear system in my earlier mods; that will make this conversion much easier! The immediate issue...
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    88-94 5.7 Suburban A/C Diagnosis and Tuning

    GM V7 compressors, I used a 98-02 S10 2.2L as the search vehicle when parts buying. The flat front mounting pads are what are making this doable. There are also threaded holes on the rear of the compressor, which I may tie into to support the cantilevered load as @Schurkey commented on. I...
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    88-94 5.7 Suburban A/C Diagnosis and Tuning

    Alas, the curse to be unable to leave things alone strikes again... more to come ;)
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    Restored '92-94 180KMH / 110 MPH cluster

    Yes, I should have mentioned as I was nearly complete with sanding I did some wet sanding at the end to get finer results. The wax fills in little imperfections and adds a small amount of UV protection as well, although the lenses usually do not yellow in my experience. Start with the...
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    Restored '92-94 180KMH / 110 MPH cluster

    Sure. I removed the lens from the housing and sanded the light blemish areas from 3000-7000 grit. Then I used plastic polish on a rotary polisher to brighten it up and finished with synthetic wax for protection. The instrument panel face plate pulls out of the rear housing. I fully...
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