96 heater temp control
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If you aren't getting heat in the cab it might be time to replace the thermostat, especially if it has been in there for a few years...
I am just guessing here, since you never told us what the problem was..
How about some symptoms???
I am just guessing here, since you never told us what the problem was..
How about some symptoms???
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Sorry guys. I can't get hot air to come through the vents. Heater hoses are 135-170 degrees so thermostat is not an issue. It has to be something with the temperature control door. Thing is, is I dont have a book or anything and have never been into one.
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