Saturn AC High Pressure Side Switches

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Dorman – Dorman Air Conditioning Pressure Sensor, 904-617 (Part No.904-617)

Dorman Air Conditioning Pressure Sensor, 904-617

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$57.99
It could be as simple as the pressure switch. This replacement A/C transducer switch is the fix for corroded terminals or a broken connector on the original switch. A direct replacement to restore air conditioning.
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Carquest Premium – Carquest HVAC Pressure Switch, ABA1091 (Part No.ABA1091)

Carquest HVAC Pressure Switch, ABA1091

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$51.99
The Carquest Premium line of vehicle electronics are designed for OE form, fit and function for both import and domestic vehicles. The A/C Pressure Switch monitors system pressures, aiding in proper and efficient control of the compressor, fans and system levels. An improperly functioning A/C Pressure Switch will provide erratic or inaccurate actuation and operation, severely affecting system performance and function. Without reliable and accurate actuation from a properly functioning A/C Pressure Switch, critical components and the system as a whole are left unregulated and unprotected which can lead to excessive wear and tear on critical components and costly system damage.
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