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conoco 11-13-2020 11:16 PM

Help identify part and where to purchase.
 
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This has a button that is engaged when one of the arms on my heater controls is engaged. It is hooked up to 2 wires which I am assuming the button is either powered on or cut off when the flap on the heater control box is shut. I really dont know what it does.

I have heater w/AC. LMC doesnt list the part. This one is pretty corroded and bent so I am hoping someone could identify it and have suggestions on where to purchase.

It is in a 1972 gmc k2500. Thank you.

Stocker 11-14-2020 12:48 AM

Re: Help identify part and where to purchase.
 
That is a normally-open electrical switch. When the plunger is pressed, the contacts close to send 12vdc to the A/C compressor to engage the clutch.

Here's a source: https://www.brotherstrucks.com/67-72...tinfo/ACS6772/

Another: https://www.classicparts.com/1967-72...ctinfo/68-961/

conoco 11-14-2020 01:01 AM

Re: Help identify part and where to purchase.
 
Thank you. It's hard too look for parts when I dont know what area to look!! Thanks for the help. Little bastard is expensive for how small it is.

Andy4639 11-14-2020 03:00 PM

Re: Help identify part and where to purchase.
 
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Originally Posted by conoco (Post 8835537)
This has a button that is engaged when one of the arms on my heater controls is engaged. It is hooked up to 2 wires which I am assuming the button is either powered on or cut off when the flap on the heater control box is shut. I really dont know what it does.

I have heater w/AC. LMC doesnt list the part. This one is pretty corroded and bent so I am hoping someone could identify it and have suggestions on where to purchase.

It is in a 1972 gmc k2500. Thank you.

That is a simple On/Off switch. Easy to take a part and clean it up good and lubricate and put it back together. It would really have to be messed up to replace it.:chevy:

Stocker 11-14-2020 07:59 PM

Re: Help identify part and where to purchase.
 
Just dug through some old emails.... A few years back, I sprayed mine thoroughly and cycled it extensively, and got it to work just part of the time. Before I discovered what it was called or how to locate one from a vendor, I noticed "INDAK" stamped on the switch. Google helped me contact the manufacturer. I'm not sure if they normally sell to the public, but I spoke with a gentleman who took pity on me. He sold me a J634A switch at a reasonable price, and it's an exact match to OEM and it works perfectly. Here's a link:

https://www.indakswitches.com/push-b...tton-switches/


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