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Yeah that's essentially exactly what I posted above. You still need the transducer and charge sensor - whatever those are - and neither lists specifications so you still need to contact Red Dot.
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The RD part numbers are included on both schematic and harness details.
Charge sensor is just a low pressure sensor PN: RD-5-9165-0. Its a two contact on/off low pressure typical AC switch.
High Pressure switch is more specific as it is 3 wire sensor with reference 5V, ground and signal: PN RD-5-9254-0.
As suspected, the Protecht Module will not power on the compressor until the conditions are right. Must have all the the sensor working.
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Are you able to find those sensors and where did you find them?
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Do not have them yet.. just did a quick Google to verify the part numbers. My AC work will continue later in February. Part of my LMTV camper build project. The Yeti.
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It's Christmas! It came early!!
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I've been sitting on my kit for over two years now. Just moved some of it around & realized I need the little drain plugs & remember reading a thread here on the forum where the part number was shared. I'm at about 2 hours later & didn't find that, but did find some other good information. Seems I have this newer style Gen II kit with the diagnostic module on the side. Thanks to everyone for the input & that .PDF of the wire diagram is going to be a huge help.
Going to have to open up all my stuff, lay it out, & check again to see what, if anything, I'm missing. 2 years ago I checked & thought I was good but I wasn't 100% on the wires.
Any chance anyone has that part number for the drains on the Gen II cab unit?
FYI when I finally do this, I plan to COMPLETELY document it all on my YouTube. It will probably be in 2 or 3 parts as this is going to be a complex install & I know there is going to be issues.
Going to have to open up all my stuff, lay it out, & check again to see what, if anything, I'm missing. 2 years ago I checked & thought I was good but I wasn't 100% on the wires.
Any chance anyone has that part number for the drains on the Gen II cab unit?
FYI when I finally do this, I plan to COMPLETELY document it all on my YouTube. It will probably be in 2 or 3 parts as this is going to be a complex install & I know there is going to be issues.
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I have some of the drains, they were very hard to find in quantities less than 1000! Now I need to remember where they are.
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maybe
Maybe search in here for Duck Bills or duckbill think that may be the drain type used so searching for that may help
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Please let me know if you find them. I see you deal more with the larger parts. If you don't want to deal with 1,000 of them, I may be willing to work a deal with you to buy them all. I sell a lot of small parts for military stuff. I know sometimes when dealing with the big stuff that the small things are a PITA.