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Old 10-23-2009, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by zman17
There is no problem, it's just the way the system works! Simple as that.

So, Its normal to be unable to get outside temperature air through the vents?
 
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Old 10-24-2009, 06:44 AM
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Sorry, I was referring to the OP. If yours is staying on constant that is a problem. And I would say maybe trying a switch from a junk yard to save some cash on troubleshooting.
 
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In my 95 1500, the a/c condenser runs with the mode selector in any a/c mode and both defrost/defrost-floor. Which I'm being told is normal. Although now it is cold, If I have my defrosters on for more than 10min or so, the heat stops blowing. I have to turn the selector to floor or vent and wait about 10-15min for it to start blowing. I have changed. 1.Blower Motor and components. 2. ALL Vacuum lines and canister. 3. All switches related to heat and A/C. This was not cheap and it is still doing this. My only theory is that the lines running to the firewall for the a/c (not sure the correct term) are freezing and causing vacuum loss somehow. I was also told by a Dodge Tech that the heat should return to it's default setting (defrost) is this should happen. But it is not. I am running out of things to throw across the garage!!! Some one have a common problem or Fix???
 

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