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[dontlifttoshift]

Right, that's what I am saying. If the manufacturer wasn't a secret, I might be more help.

This is why Vintage Air uses a thermistor in the case on the GENIV units. That tells the ECU what the temp is, cycling the compressor accordingly so it doesn't freeze up. On the GenII units I have had to hide the thermostat so the customer would quit setting it on kill and freezing the unit.

[5spd540]

Right, that's what I am saying. If the manufacturer wasn't a secret, I might be more help.

This is why Vintage Air uses a thermistor in the case on the GENIV units. That tells the ECU what the temp is, cycling the compressor accordingly so it doesn't freeze up. On the GenII units I have had to hide the thermostat so the customer would quit setting it on kill and freezing the unit.

It’s a nostalgic air

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Right, that's what I am saying. If the manufacturer wasn't a secret, I might be more help.

This is why Vintage Air uses a thermistor in the case on the GENIV units. That tells the ECU what the temp is, cycling the compressor accordingly so it doesn't freeze up. On the GenII units I have had to hide the thermostat so the customer would quit setting it on kill and freezing the unit.

It’s a nostalgic air