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1987 Gran Sport A/C water pump location

Discussion of AC's, plumbing and sanitation related issues.

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1987 Gran Sport A/C water pump location

Postby rtgm1 » Sat May 25, 2019 10:38 pm

The A/C on my 1987 Gran Sport stopped working. I'm trying to located the water pump. Its not pumping water or doing anything else. Looking at the unit, I can see the discharge hose and probably where it goes to the thru hull. I can see the intake line but it goes toward the head and I can't seem to trace it down from there. Any idea where this thing is located? What else can I do to troubleshoot the unit?


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Re: 1987 Gran Sport A/C water pump location

Postby skidoo bob » Fri Jun 21, 2019 12:33 pm

im not sure this will help i have a 1989 and water pump for a/c unit is in the cabin in line with a/c unit in the bilge

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Re: 1987 Gran Sport A/C water pump location

Postby rtgm1 » Wed Aug 21, 2019 9:55 pm

I'm wondering if it could be the high pressure switch. Is there a way to bypass this to test it?

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