Is this the 3.4 amp i need to wire in and get my A/C working?

 

sam4, I am thinking you are right on this but don' know for sure. I just started my 3.4 last night for the first time and haven't gotten to the AC yet. However, this looks like the circuit board that mounts on the front of the AC unit under the dash and I think this is what everyone has been referring to as the AC Amp. Maybe someone who has gotten their AC to work will jump in on this.

Please keep you progress on this posted.

 

it is the amp... kinda need the rest of the harness to go with it though.

 

I cannot see the pic can someone do a repost? Thanks....

 

Does that help lol?

BTW you don't have to use the 3.4 AC amp if you wire the conversion right. Don't know how to wire it though, I just know I don't have that amp and my AC works great, thanks to ORS.

 

Still not seeing the picture (Firefox didn't like it but IE works fine) but no big deal Mt. Goat answered my basic question

I did get auto air of OKC contact info from your thread Goat and was going to give them a call once my exhaust is finished. Have them evacuate the system and install my 3.4 compressor (I fubared the 3.0). After they switch the compressor I will the A/C to see if it works being that mine swap is ORS based as well.

//Sorry for the small thread jack

 

Save the top plate from the 3.0 compressor it fits on the 3.4 compressor and allows you to keep the 3.0 hoses. Yeah Auto Air does a good job, I'd use them again for any AC needs.