A '94 doesn't use vacuum it uses a cable system.

I also think now that it's the blower motor. You made it sound earlier like your actual compressor wasn't working. Next time it goes out try it on other modes on all different speeds (floor high, defrost low, etc.). If nothing works, it's the blower motor.

RP
Zach

 

great news guys!!!
well i got a call from a friend that was trying to cross the desert of sand and sunk a little but nothing horrible and didnt want to chance sinking.
well he hooked me up to a like 40 foot ****** rope and i snatched him.
well to make things worse when it snatched i some how broke my radiator....
if i can post pics ill show it but where the top of the hose connects it blew off and i overheated my truck almost.....
what the **** did i do to deserve this!!
i barely have money to fix it and ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
ill try to post pics


things wrong so far
bad rear main seal
guy sold me the truck with no tranny fluid and i never knew and drove 600 miles not knowing
front passanger tire is messed up
clutch is horrible bad allready
fan clutch went out needed to fix that
radiator now
the a/c is flikering on and off once and a while the blower is messed up
the dome light switch took a **** at first you guys remember that
bushing in my shifter are gone
interior is ****ty as is allready
rear end fluid is low i think
the yoke on my driveshaft is kinda going too my friend said
i really uhhhhhhhhhh anyways
im kinda ranting but if someone could post a link to a new radiator under 100$ for me please id appreciate it...

enjoy

 

Sheesh....!!

 

As for the radiator...

You physically broke the radiator? or just a hose blew off?

I'd explore some local shops in your area to see what they can figure out.

It might just be clogged.

But IF[B] the 'cleaning/refurbishing-pressure testing job costs right at the 100$ mark- then you may as well just buy a new one. The avg. OE/aftermarket replacements seem to be hovering right at the $120-$175 depending on a bunch of different factors.

I know our sponsor (Y2K Ford-found in the Sponsor banner up-top) has one listed for like 173$ I think. Of course that will be Ford part too.

Or if your bound and determined to find that $100 radiator...try googling that.. (radiator.com comes into mind).

Bone yards are a Small possibility, BUT you might be buying someone elses problem or screw-up. I'd stay away from it unless you find a GEM of a radiator.

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gimme a day ill get pics its funny how it happened but it blew a hole on the top of the radiator