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Old 02-24-2003, 12:47 AM   #1
EdB
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Gulfport Ms
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Lucus,

Forgive me for not seeing that you don't have an AC truck.

Are you sure it is the core. It might have a mechanical
control valve. It could also be a loose connection on the
door that routes the air.

You can always unhook the hoses: run a garden hose to
the inlet; run the other hose over the fender; turn on the
water hose and check the flow.

We talked about this today. I have only changed out about
a half dozen on various vehicles. A friend, who has many
years experience, cannot remember every changing one
out because it was stopped up. It has always been because
they were leaking.

Just my thoughts.

Forgive me Longhorn.

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