Does anyone have a part number for the AC selector switch in a '03 FT? <br/><br/>Thanks<br/>
Dash AC Selector Switch Part Number? August 13, 2020, 12:50:30 pm Does anyone have a part number for the AC selector switch in a '03 FT? Thanks Quote Selected
Re: Dash AC Selector Switch Part Number? Reply #1 – August 13, 2020, 01:27:01 pm Found it;https://www.newark.com/grayhill/19101-08ul/switch-rotary-sp8t-15a-120v/dp/14M6645? Quote Selected
Re: Dash AC Selector Switch Part Number? Reply #2 – August 13, 2020, 01:31:58 pm Quote from: Travelin' Man – August 13, 2020, 01:27:01 pmFound it;https://www.newark.com/grayhill/19101-08ul/switch-rotary-sp8t-15a-120v/dp/14M6645?That is some good sleuthing. How did you find it? Quote Selected
Re: Dash AC Selector Switch Part Number? Reply #3 – August 13, 2020, 01:41:17 pm Being used in a Foretravel, I figured it was probably sourced from a '03 model Saturn Ion, or some similarly obscure and defunct brand/model. Quote Selected
Re: Dash AC Selector Switch Part Number? Reply #4 – August 13, 2020, 02:24:10 pm I thought it was Fomoco but once I removed it,lo and behold there was a part number. Quote Selected 2 Likes
Re: Dash AC Selector Switch Part Number? Reply #5 – August 16, 2020, 05:39:44 pm When I started this thread I thought the selector switch was gonzo because there was back-feeding at two different detents. I cleaned it, bench tested it GOOD and reinstalled it. If it goes south I'll replace it easily for $45.00.What I did find was that one of the vacuum solenoids was not closing at the vent and not allowing a vacuum to be produced. The OEM solenoid is no longer being made or available anywhere but the links below are to a replacement that will work for you with only minor modification for mounting. I have two brand new ones in a parts bin in my shop and both tested perfect when temporarily hooked up. I think the key is the vent that is pictured between the two blade terminals on the solenoid.Also, I have to say that my original Eaton solenoid was missing the filter media at the end of the vent. I thought maybe something got inside and wouldn't allow the vent to close so i blew it out with air, put new filter media in the vent and reinstalled it. It too now works perfectly. If it fails later I should only have to remove the bottom of the dash and not the entire glove compartment, because it's the solenoid on the end (#7) and easily accessible.Here are a couple of links to a replacement for the OEM solenoid. NAPA may have them. 52-0161 - Johnny's AC Parts WarehousePurchase Vintage Air Vacuum Solenoid Plastic Black Plastic Each motorcycle...Vintage Air 11542-VUS: Vacuum Solenoid | JEGSVacuum Solenoid - Danhard - 12-2114 - Comfort Air Vehicle HVAC PartsOmega-Omega Solenoid Valve Vacuum 2 Port 12V with Bracket - 29-40000-29-40000https://www.amazon.com/Vintage-Air-11542-VUS-Vacuum-Solenoid/dp/B08D1ZYPB6/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=vintage+air+vacuum+solenoid&qid=1597615609&s=automotive&sr=1-1 Quote Selected 1 Likes As an Amazon Associate Foretravel Owners' Forum earns from qualifying purchases.
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