A/C problem?
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A/C problem?
I have an '04 XLT Ranger and when I adjust the air to blow at both the head and feet it feels like the A/C is running, but when it's blowing at just the head or just the feet, it feels normal. Is there a quick fix for this? Or should I just take it in to get fixed?
-Sonya
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You don't need to take it anywhere or do any troubleshooting since there is nothing broken. The A/C compressor runs in all positions other than off, vent, and heater. Since you had it in bilevel per the description in your post, there is no problem with it and it's operating exactly as designed (compressor on).
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Originally Posted by CowboyBilly9Mile
The A/C compressor runs in all positions other than off, vent, and heater. Since you had it in bilevel per the description in your post, there is no problem with it and it's operating exactly as designed (compressor on).
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Originally Posted by mathwiz06
If that's true, then why doesn't the A/C seem to be running when it's only blowing on my head or feet? And my dad's 04 Ranger doesn't seem to be running the A/C in the bilevel position either. I'm not trying to be mean or accusatory, I just don't know and am curious.
*Maybe dads 04 doesn't *feel* like the compressor is on because he adjusted the temp setting to mask compressor operation.
