TPS may need to be adjusted. There is a procedure in the 4 speed transmission handbook that involves taking voltage readings at different throttle positions. I dont have my book handy at the moment though.
Be careful adjusting the brake switch. There is half a hair sweet spot between the Normally Off brake light switch coming on and the adjacent Normally On torque converter clutch switch coming off. Minimal pedal travel doesnt help. You need to find the finest edge between your brake lights not coming on or your torque converter clutch never locking up. Horrible design.
Try to find an OEM (non chineseum) fuel pump. You dont need the one with the top vent fitting unless you want to recreate the Deep Water Fording system.
Make sure to watch some instructional videos to familiarize yourself with the cam to pump arm actuating rod handling techniques
Compressor and fans wont turn on if the system is empty of freon. Thats what the low pressure switch does. You can get a can of R134 and get some in the system so they can find any leaks.
Any wire marked with the number 7 is a ground. 7, 7A, 7B, 7C, etc. The main power for the system comes from the two circuit breakers that reside in a bracket located just off the floor between the front passengers right buttcheek and the rear passengers right foot.
Wires445B/661A and 720A/660A.
720A is the power feed to the rear evap units internal relay.
Print out that AC electrical diagram as its the golden key to understanding the AC electrical system
That filter gizmo is part of the fuel tank vent hose. The end you are holding used to attach to the fuel vent pipe on the snorkel. Non Deep Water Fording hmmwvs fuel tank vent ends with that filter. The filter keeps dirt and bugs out while allowing the tank to "breathe" so make sure you can blow through it. If not replace it. Its an old 70s ford fuel filter.
Any parts you need for the AC like new orings and the seal washers go here to get what you need. Bring yours to match up. They are at 27th ave and McDowell. They dont do the work but supply all the shops. They made my hoses to adapt my M1165 style fender mount system to my Red Dot Sanden compressor while I waited.
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