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Okay what's up guys?I've been asking this on the mazdatruckin site, but mini trucks aren't always their things....
So here's the low down
87 Mazda B2000
Stock engine set up, using my A/C compressor for the tanks (not the popular Yorks)
Sandan Compressor
So the problem is that it won't shut off, usually it hits 140 psi and then i would stop, but since the rebuild i did it goes WAY beyond that, and just keeps running
It went way past 200 psi, so I drained the tanks and for a temp fix i've been letting the tanks open a little to relieve pressure. (dumb i know....)
But yesterday it was idling and it started making a racket and i looked at the comp and it stopped spinning (completely overheated) and so i let it rest and the next day i went to start it up again and no issue, start filling the tanks again (and going past the 140psi mark).
So re-checked my wiring and i found one wire just kind of hanging out, and i have no idea where to put it....it runs to the fire wall and is completely independent from everything else
So i guess what i'm asking (ill post pics) is where this sucker goes. or if there's another way to hook the pressure switch from A/C compressor to get it to shut off at 140 psi again...
Thanks Guys!
--Ryan