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Well, I received the relay and wired it up the way pnora suggested. I had a little problem with the t connector on the wire before the thermostat, but I finally fixed it, was real tight to get in behind the dash. I tested it out and it worked great! Once started I turned on the air and gave it a...

Ah, that makes sense....

Thanks for all your help! I ordered a relay and some 12g wire from amazon, should be here tomorrow.

Why the Y jumper, where does the other wire go, to ground? If so will I have to ground the solenoid?

I was going to use the wire going to the compressor but pnora said I should use the one before the thermostat with a relay. I don't think I can use the compressor wire because it looks like its 14g and not 12g wire and the solenoid requires a 12g wire. I'll have to look at it again but I think I...

it sounds like yours is totally different than mine because you have some of the original A/C.

Great, I will buy a relay and wire off the BLU(02). I see now why you wouldn't want to wire it from the compressor wire due to the cycling. Thanks for the help, I appreciate it!

Ah, OK, so I should wire it before that switch, that would be the BLU(02), or would BLU(04) also work? I am going to have to get under the dash to find it, that's going to be a pain!

There were only two wiring diagrams, none had a cycling switch, see below. Not sure which one I have but I bought it about three years ago.

It has wires and servo's. What do you mean before the cycling switch? Is that on the compressor itself, it only has one wire going to it.

No Classic Auto Air, aftermarket

Thanks guys! The directions for the solenoid says to use a 12g wire, I have to check to see what the wire that controls the compressor is. I may have to use a relay. I'm thinking it may blow a fuse, not sure.

Yes, A/C comes on when I flip the switch on the fan, thats when the idle goes down.

I will have to check, but I think it is fast idle, I got it from holly, too expensive but I didn't feel like messing around changing a bracket.

Thanks, I'll try it and if it blows a fuse, I'll add a relay, thats a good idea!