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perf-list Digest Mon, 05 Jun 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 074

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Air Conditioning problem

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From: "Joel Thomas" prodigy.net>
Subject: Air Conditioning problem
Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2000 16:38:45 -0500


recently driving around town I have switched on my air condtioning and the trucks
temperature slowly rises to the H were it normally sits on the middle of normal(1984 F-150,351W,T-18)the truck was originally shod with airconditiong so it has the super cool fan and clutch and it did not do this last year, it has a 180 thermostat, on the highway it will heat up a little but still be okay because the airflow?? any ideas? here in arkansas we are only around 90degrees and i want to be able to run air at 105 degrees but i know that will be hard in stop and go traffic
not looking for miracles just advice??


Thanks,
Joel Thomas
Little Rock,AR


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