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OBA pressure switch wiring

Muddytazz

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I'm having a brain fart /forums/images/graemlins/yikes.gif and can't figure out how to wire up my power source to the pressure switch to the compressor. Who has already hooked up there OBA that can take a pic of the wiring of their pressure switch and label the wiring for me? I'm using a 30A relay and need the wiring from the relay to the pressure switch to the compressor.
 
you literally just put the pressure switch inline with the wire going from the relay to the compressor... its TOO simple really. =)
 
Yeah i know its simple, thats prolly why I'm having a brain fart since there are 4 connections inside the pressure switch to hook up too or choose from /forums/images/graemlins/doah.gif
 
its a double posted switch.. you can make 2 connections with it. you just need to use 2 that are connected at low pressured and unconnected at high pressure. probably a diagram that shows ya which are hooked to which.

If its one of those big Square D ones, its actually for switching power to big 240V motors, where you need to switch more than one wire.
 
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This is the only diagram that came with the Sqaure D switch.
 
I ran outside and checked my roommates truck.. use either the top two terminals, or the bottom two terminals in the picture. and don't bother grounding the case. Remember its setup for a/c wiring, where ground is seperate from the circuits. you don't need to ground it for ANY reason.
 
Lemme know if it works. We've been using his (my roommates) for the last 6 months or so, built it with 3 caddy air suspension compressors. it aint the fastest, but it beats the hell out of an ARB compressor or driving 12 miles at 12psi to a gas station.
 
Guess I was too late with a picture. /forums/images/graemlins/doah.gif

Sorry, Tazz. /forums/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
 
Yes I am running a 30amp relay inline.


Shaggy, would still love a pic if you can find the time /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
 
ok, using the relay, a fuse is the onlything left to worry about. /forums/images/graemlins/peace.gif
 
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