Noticed it was pretty damn warm. It's been in over a year... is this normal?
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Hot compressor switch?
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Hot compressor switch?
Had to drive long distance last night, and whilst flicking high beam on and off... my hand was near my compressor switch (ARB kit).
Noticed it was pretty damn warm. It's been in over a year... is this normal?
Noticed it was pretty damn warm. It's been in over a year... is this normal?
DRS smells like a cat-food milkshake... and wet socks... and gorgonzola cheese... all whizzed up in a blender
Re: Hot compressor switch?
Does it have a light in it? that could be causing the warmth.
if your unsure, take it and get it checked... Fried squik wouldnt be as nice as the sushi version.
if your unsure, take it and get it checked... Fried squik wouldnt be as nice as the sushi version.
Bogged... yeah it lights up when the headlights are on or compressor is on... Want33s... runs via a relay.
Installed it myself following the instructions to the letter, only thing I didn't do was hook up lockers. Worth placing another fuse directly on the wire to the plug as a precaution?
Installed it myself following the instructions to the letter, only thing I didn't do was hook up lockers. Worth placing another fuse directly on the wire to the plug as a precaution?
DRS smells like a cat-food milkshake... and wet socks... and gorgonzola cheese... all whizzed up in a blender
Im here for the sausage!
Cool... thanks guys. I will spend some time going back over the wiring loom and if I can't find anything I will go back to the switch light.
I may be selling the Jimny soon, want to make sure everything is kosher before I do.
I may be selling the Jimny soon, want to make sure everything is kosher before I do.
DRS smells like a cat-food milkshake... and wet socks... and gorgonzola cheese... all whizzed up in a blender
Easily sorted - turn the lights off - if it's still hot after a while you may have a problem, part of the reason I love LED lights so much!
Mind you I have a couple of 10Watt LED modules and they get very hot if no heart sink is stuck to the back of the module, thinking of buying a 100Watt version except the voltage it needs is quite high!
Mind you I have a couple of 10Watt LED modules and they get very hot if no heart sink is stuck to the back of the module, thinking of buying a 100Watt version except the voltage it needs is quite high!
Peter - VK4FSD
Toyota 78 Series Troopy 4.2 TD Locked and loaded.
River City 4WD Club - President and Bulletin editor
Toyota 78 Series Troopy 4.2 TD Locked and loaded.
River City 4WD Club - President and Bulletin editor
Not if he/she is just driving and therefore the compressor is not running. My light does heat up a good bit too but has never caused an issue and there is no burning markings on the switch anywhere so obviously it can handle the heat it is generating.want33s wrote:Are you running the switch to a relay that powers the compressor or just power to switch to comp?
Power to switch to comp would explain the heat..... Imminent failure.
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