Low pressure ac switch location

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Cjherndon

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Trying to find information on the location of the low pressure ac switch for the 2011 Chevy Tahoe. Suspect it needs to be replaced but can’t locate it.
 

13BurbanKid

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That strikes me as very very odd. Every single listing in my parts catalog has a switch of some sort on the drier. Can you post a picture of your drier?
 

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I'm currently trying to figure out an AC issue in my 13 Tahoe LT... it acts as though a pressure switch is cutting off the compressor. Ive checked the charge. Its good. I cant find a low pressure switch. Usually it located on the suction accumulator, but there is not one. The only pressure switch I see, appears to be to be a high pressure cut out. Well I took a big gamble with no real diagnosis time and replaced it. The parts cannon has missed on the first shot. Not to hijack, but Im along for this ride to find a low pressure cut out as well.
 

wjburken

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Thank you for posting that. Does the refrigerant need to be evacuated to change the switch?
Not that I am aware of. There is a valve in the port that the sensor opens as you install it. You may get a little puff of refrigerant as you are removing the sensor.
 
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