Genuine Dodge Neon HVAC Pressure Switch
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10 HVAC Pressure Switches found
Dodge Neon Valve-A/C Line
Part Number: 5264638- Other Name: Valve Charging
- Replaces: 68284033AA
$19.75 MSRP: $29.15You Save: $9.40 (33%)
Dodge Neon Valve-High Pressure Relief
Part Number: 4720848- Other Name: Valve High Pressure Relief; Pressure Relief Valve, Relief Valve
$54.86 MSRP: $69.81You Save: $14.95 (22%)
Dodge Neon Valve-Check
Part Number: 5003463AA- Other Name: Valve Check
$29.63 MSRP: $43.70You Save: $14.07 (33%)
Dodge Neon Switch-A/C Low Pressure Cut Off
Part Number: 5140327AA- Other Name: Switch A/C Low Pressure Cut Off; Pressure Switch
$52.65 MSRP: $67.00You Save: $14.35 (22%)
Dodge Neon Switch-A/C High Pressure Cut Off
Part Number: 4773101- Other Name: Switch A/C High Pressure Cut Off; High Pressure Cut-Off Switch
$52.73 MSRP: $67.10You Save: $14.37 (22%)
Dodge Neon Switch-A/C High Pressure Cut Off
Part Number: 5014574AA- Other Name: Switch A/C High Pressure Cut Off; High Pressure Cut-Off Switch, Pressure Switch
$59.55 MSRP: $87.55You Save: $28.00 (32%)
Dodge Neon Switch High Pressure Cut O
Part Number: 4740030- Other Name: Switch Package, High Pressure Cut Off; High Pressure Switch
Dodge Neon Switch-A/C Low Pressure Cut Off
Part Number: 5058071AA- Other Name: Switch A/C Low Pressure Cut Off
Dodge Neon Switch A/C Low Pressure Cu
Part Number: 5080867AA- Other Name: Switch A/C Low Pressure Cut Off; Pressure Switch
Dodge Neon Switch-High Pressure Cut-Off-Service
Part Number: 5264533- Other Name: Switch Package, High Pressure Cut Off
Dodge Neon HVAC Pressure Switch Parts Questions & Answers
- Q: Where is the High and Low Pressure Cycling Switch Located?A: The high pressure cycling switch is located in the air conditioning compressor on all models. The low pressure cycling switch is located in the expansion valve on 2000 through 2002 models or on the accumulator on 2003 models. To replace the pressure cycling switch, first have the refrigerant discharged by an air conditioning technician. Then, unplug the electrical connector from the switch and unscrew the old switch. Before installing the new switch, lubricate the O-ring with clean refrigerant oil. Screw the new switch onto the threads until hand tight, and then tighten it securely. Reconnect the electrical connector. Finally, have the system evacuated, charged, and leak tested by the shop that discharged it.
