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I have a 2005 Excursion with the digital AC controls. When I got the truck, the AC only blew hot so I took it to a local AC specialist and they fixed everything and got it working properly.
The digital display only goes down to 60° as the lowest temperature, and the cold air coming out of the vents does stay at 60. But previously I had a 2001 Excursion with the mechanical controls, and that system would get down around 42-45°, and was considerably colder.
What I'm wondering is if anyone else with the digital controls has been able to get colder temperatures out of their vents, and if so, how? I don't want to overcharge the system, those just wondering if anybody else has had the same issue. I'm a big guy and the heat and humidity of Georgia, and 60° just isn't cold enough for me
On mine I have a pen style thermometer stuck into the vents, and the coldest it gets right now is about 60°. Ambient outside temperature is about 20-25 ° warmer. I've read that it properly functioning system should get 20-25° colder than ambient so technically it's working correctly. I'm just hoping for a colder solution if possible
to achieve a lower cabin temperature,
we have to use ReCirculate...
otherwise, that 25* below ambient, will be the hot air from outside being cooled off.
plus, HVAC systems cannot cool down the air, until they have removed the Humidity first.
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