OK I have a problem it's blowing ice cold out of the start of the blower motor I just replaced that blower motor. It's like 36 degrees at the start and by the time it makes it to the drivers side it's like 70 just a little cool and not really cooling the truck down on high. What does it sound like to you? The Freon is all charged no leaks no where.
1998 9400 with a C15 AC Problems
Discussion in 'International Forum' started by kandbtransport, Jun 19, 2013.
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Your truck should have a air filter for cab, both inside air and outside air. May need to check those. Also wouldnt hurt to have a PRO (spend the money and enjoy the honey) check the freon again. Low freon level will cause the bottom of the evaperator to be colder than the top. By as much as 50 degrees. Good luck.
Last edited: Jun 19, 2013
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also check the tubing behind the dash they can split and you will loose alot of flow and if dash is black putting a carpet on the dash will make a big diff
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Check the duct work going to the vents might be falling apart
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Are your heater lines turned off?
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I had a pro look at it and he is scratching his head. We put one of the newest Hi Tech AC machines thats shows everything and it's showing everything normal. The only thing we have not done is tore into the duct work.. Yes heater lines are off.
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I did ac work (Thats why I wrote"PRO") so without looking at your truck I dont know. Hope you find the problem. Happy Trucking
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