Goss Air Conditioning Pressure Switch AC111

The GOSS Air Conditioning Pressure Switch, part number AC111, is a pressure switch listed under AC components and cooling. It is supplied as an each item and is manufactured in Spain, with a 12 month warranty noted for the part.

GOSS states that its sensors are sourced from OES manufacturers and meet or exceed OE specifications. That makes the AC111 a sensible choice when you are replacing a pressure switch and want to stay close to the original specification rather than guessing with a generic substitute.

This listing is for an air conditioning pressure switch only, so the important checks are the part number AC111, the application details for the vehicle, and whether the existing switch matches the same pressure switch style and AC system setup. The fitment preview includes Ford Explorer applications across 2001 to 2008, but confirmation should still be made against the exact vehicle details before ordering.

Key Features

• Air conditioning pressure switch
• GOSS brand
• Part number AC111
• Supplied as each
• Manufactured in Spain
• 12 month warranty

Specifications

• Brand: GOSS
• Description: Air Conditioning Pressure Switch
• Part No.: AC111
• Type: Pressure Switches
• Product Group 1: Cooling
• Product Group 2: AC Components
• Unit of Measure: Each
• Warranty: 12 Months

Fitment Information

• Ford Explorer 2001
• Ford Explorer 2002
• Ford Explorer 2003
• Ford Explorer 2004
• Ford Explorer 2005
• Ford Explorer 2006
• Ford Explorer 2007
• Ford Explorer 2008

Application and Buying Notes

When selecting an air conditioning pressure switch, the safest starting point is the part number. This item is identified as AC111, and that identifier should be matched against the existing switch or the vehicle parts listing before purchase. Even where a model name appears in fitment previews, matching the exact part number is the best way to reduce the risk of ordering the wrong AC component.

The product is classified as a pressure switch in the cooling and AC components groups. In practical terms, that means it belongs to the air conditioning control circuit rather than a general engine sensor. If the existing switch has been removed, damaged, or read incorrectly, compare the replacement carefully with the original fitting position, connector style, and application details for the vehicle.

Fitment previews show Ford Explorer applications from 2001 through 2008, but no further vehicle detail is supplied here. That means you should confirm the year, model designation, and the vehicle’s original AC pressure switch arrangement before purchasing. A correct match depends on the complete application, not the model name alone.

Because GOSS states these sensors are sourced from OES manufacturers and meet or exceed OE specifications, the AC111 is intended to align closely with original equipment standards. That said, the buyer still needs to verify the vehicle application and confirm that the original part number or replacement reference aligns with AC111. Careful checking is especially important on air conditioning parts, where similar-looking switches can differ by application.

Before supply, the safest approach is to confirm the original unit details against the listed part number, voltage, output rating, mounting arrangement, and pulley configuration. That checking process is standard practice in the parts trade because visually similar units can still differ in service-critical ways.

For workshop, fleet, and equipment applications, accurate identification of part number AC111 helps avoid unnecessary freight, additional labour, and vehicle or machine downtime. Where the application is not straightforward, the original unit, OEM reference, or workshop records should be used as the primary confirmation point.

Relevant published details for this unit include Type PRESSURE SWITCHES, Unit of Measure EACH, Warranty 12 Months, Product Group 2 AC COMPONENTS, Part No. AC111, Brand GOSS, Description Air Conditioning Pressure Switch, Manufactured in Spain, Product Group 1 COOLING.

Air Conditioning Pressure Switch. Part number AC111 should be checked first. These details form the core reference points used by parts interpreters when confirming the correct replacement.

For part number AC111, the normal identification sequence is part number, electrical rating, mounting arrangement, connector or terminal style, and pulley or drive details. Using those checkpoints helps confirm that the listed unit matches the service requirement rather than only looking similar.

For a pressure switches in workshop, fleet, trade, agricultural, or construction service, the listed electrical specification should be checked carefully. Incorrect selection can affect installation time, return freight, and equipment availability.

Available application references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002, FORD EXPLORER 2003. Even with application listings, final confirmation should still be based on the exact unit being replaced and the service requirements of the vehicle or machine.

The listed warranty is 12 Months. Warranty terms should be considered alongside correct application and part identification, as warranty does not replace fitment confirmation.

Compatibility note: Confirm fitment using part number AC111 and the vehicle application details before ordering. Ford Explorer applications are previewed for 2001 to 2008, but the correct match should always be checked against the existing switch and the vehicle’s AC system setup.

FAQ

What is this part?

This is a GOSS air conditioning pressure switch, part number AC111. It is listed under pressure switches, with product group details showing Cooling and AC Components. For this listing, part number AC111 is the main reference point. Published fitment references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

Is the warranty listed?

Yes. The listed warranty is 12 months. For this listing, part number AC111 is the main reference point. Published fitment references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

Where is the part manufactured?

The part is manufactured in Spain. For this listing, part number AC111 is the main reference point. Published fitment references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What vehicle fitment is shown?

The fitment preview shows Ford Explorer applications from 2001 through 2008. No other vehicle applications are provided in the supplied details. For this listing, part number AC111 is the main reference point. Published fitment references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

Should I confirm the part number before buying?

Yes. The safest check is to confirm AC111 against the existing switch and the vehicle application details before ordering. For this listing, part number AC111 is the main reference point. Published fitment references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What does GOSS state about these sensors?

GOSS states that its sensors are sourced from OES manufacturers and meet or exceed OE specifications. For this listing, part number AC111 is the main reference point. Published fitment references include FORD EXPLORER, FORD EXPLORER 2001, FORD EXPLORER 2002. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.