If you jump the low pressure switch to get the a/c to work . Will it hurt to leave the jumper in and run it this way ?

Asked by Guru9QMJ8 Jul 09, 2017 at 05:15 PM about the 1999 Lincoln Continental FWD

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will not work unless it is jumped .

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Bob answered 7 years ago

The low pressure switch is there to protect the compressor in the event that the refrigerant and lubricant leak out. I would get it repaired properly or a new compressor might be in your future.

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Guru9QMJ8 answered 7 years ago

Thanks Bob , Guess I will have to get it to the shop .

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If you jump the low pressure switch to get the a/c to work . Will it hurt to leave the jumper in and run it this way ?

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