We have to get together sometime. If you are down this way give me a
call. You are the only outher member in D/FW area I'm aware of.
I know about the defroster bit with warmer or cooler air. There are time
when you don't need that a/c running and that what I'm after. There are many
cars and trucks in my past with that factory switch and I miss it on the Dak.
Wish I could find the old posting about it. Its more then then cutting out
the power to the commpresser.
Thanks
Don Mallett
817 847-9497
<< Hey Don,
Mark Jackson over here in Lewisville, TX (Denton County). I used to have a
Mazda that had a switch factory installed that allowed you to control the
A/C. I miss that switch (and the sunroof, gas mileage). Anyway, I was
thinking that if it was cold outside and you just used plain vent air on the
defroster, it would cause the windows to fog. I think the air hitting the
inside of the windshield has to be either way colder or way warmer than
outside air to prevent fogging. Still, I would have preferred that Dodge
put a switch on the dash that would allow me to control that myself
> I seen this on here before but I can't find it now that I'm looking for it
in
> the archives. In order to put a switch to by pass the A/C compreser is
more
> then just a switch. It had somthing to do with telling (fooling) the main
> computer that the compreser was by-passed or somthing like that. This is
so
> the deforster can run with out the A/C. Anyone remember this now that the
> colder weather is here?
>>
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