I've had my AC checked at the dealer a while ago and they said everything was good. I am in the Midwest for the summer and my AC is still pretty much the same. My brother has a 2010 F-150 and his air seems to be the same as mine. Then we get into his 1996 F-150 and the AC is icy within the first minute. Has anyone heard of a pulley swap or a complete condenser swap to boost the cooling capacity of the vehicles? I've tried just about every combination of windows, vents, and fan speeds and it still takes 15 minutes or more before the system starts to equalize and then the actual cooling process begins. The vehicle takes about 30 minutes or more before it actually gets cool. When I compare this to other vehicles, it just seems excessive for it to take that long to cool. I could care less about the mpg's, I just want the thing to get cool. It's disappointing that Ford used to have some of the best heating and cooling systems in the automotive industry and now, well...