If you have the four port vacuum switch there are two ports on the bottom and two running vertical, kind of like an upside-down "T". For the two on the bottom one comes from the vacuum advance and the other comes from the distributor delay valve. This is the valve after the "Y" in the vacuum line coming from the vacuum advance. The next one that runs vertical to the two bottom one, or the middle one, connects to EFE (or the butterfly on the exhaust manifold). The port on top goes to manifold vacuum source behind the carburator.
A thermostatic switch works by turning on when the temperature is below a certain point. A thermostatic switch will also turn off when the temperature reaches a certain point. Thermostatic switches are used for space heaters so that they do not overheat.
the thermostatic switch of the control of the compressor and control of colld of the system
The thermostatic switch is located near the top right hand side of the radiator (if your facing car).
Check the thermostatic switch
an automotive AC has a thermostatic switch that cycles the compressor on and off in order to control the temperature within the evaporator core and keep it within a certain range, much like the thermostatic switch in a refridgerator.
The thermostat fan switch can be found on the front of your 2.0 liter engine. The fan switch will be near the top of the engine.
May be a the rear side of the radiator approx. 1/3 from the top
The headlight switch should be easily removed from the dash. There are two connectors on the back side of the switch (one for the headlights and one for the dimmer). Simply unpug the connectors and plug in the new switch.
It is mounted in the radiator, and is a thermostatic switch. It is located in the top left side near the fan itself. It is the only wired device in the radiator, so if you can see the wire, you got the switch.
The backup light switch is located on the left side of the transmission. Disconnect the switch connectors, then unscrew the switch.
First, find the switch. Make sure no wires have come loose from the connectors. If they have, fix them. If that's OK, try to manually operate the switch while someone looks at the lights. If they come on, the switch position needs to be adjusted. If that fails, short across the connectors on the switch and see if that makes the lights come on. If so, you need a new switch.
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