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Last Friday I took the family for a 300+ miles trip Up north; when we were like 50 miles into the trip we stop for lunch, when I got back on the truck and we went back on the road, my A/C was just blowing hot air (out side temp was 97 F) so on the next rest area I stopped and checked what I could with no luck, we decided to go ahead with out the A/C suddenly when I re-started the truck the driver seat moved forward all the way, my mirrors adjusting moved and my TNR did not recognize my CD changer
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Last Friday I took the family for a 300+ miles trip Up north; when we were like 50 miles into the trip we stop for lunch, when I got back on the truck and we went back on the road, my A/C was just blowing hot air (out side temp was 97 F) so on the next rest area I stopped and checked what I could with no luck, we decided to go ahead with out the A/C suddenly when I re-started the truck the driver seat moved forward all the way, my mirrors adjusting moved and my TNR did not recognize my CD changer
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Any one? any input.... Thanks
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Sorry, not anything common. Couldn't tell you more without seeing your truck.
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Sounds like something is interfering with the class 2 data bus. A loose connection might cause this.
I'd check all of your connections to the NAV and CD Changer. Beware that sometimes a pin can be "pushed back" inside the connector making a bad or intermittent connection. |
Thanks Klaus and Hummertech, I will try that! and if it happens again I will let you know....
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I just put mine in the shop for a similar problem. Mine would for no reason just blow out hot air only on the drivers side. If I shut the air off, in time, it would start blowing cold again for a short time. It seemed to do it on both fresh and recirculate.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by IPStack:
I just put mine in the shop for a similar problem. Mine would for no reason just blow out hot air only on the drivers side. If I shut the air off, in time, it would start blowing cold again for a short time. It seemed to do it on both fresh and recirculate. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> Hmmm...mine does that occasionlly too, even after they replaced an orifice tube when it was in for service last time. Do you know what they did to fix yours IP? |
mine last week when i was out of town and it was 97 plus out my a/c worked like **** drove 200 and some miles with very poor a/c ( warm inside ), sure wish i know what to do with it
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