<VV> A/C Update

[shortle]

As Matt says, "fix it" as this hose will let lots of cooling air out of where it should go. But this is actually cylinder #6 that would run too hot. (A/C top shroud with fresh air hose on left side of engine).
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301


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>From: Matt Nall <patiomatt at aol.com>
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>From: Bill H. <gojoe283 at yahoo.com> 
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> then I (innocently) proceeded 
>to attempt to replace the "fresh air hose" that runs from the front (behind the 
>rear seat area) shield to the top of the turkey roaster.  You know, that funny 
>rectangular hose.  Since the A/C condenser is blocking where the hose comes into 
>the engine, bay, I remove the condenser.  The original fabric hose was torn to 
>shreds.  Not sure what it does, but possibly routes cool air to the engine? 
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> That feeds COOL air to the heater box to let you regulate temperatures..
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>FIX  it.. very important for engine cooling....  heater takes very little air...and that's when it's cold outside!
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>The hose, if leaking COOKS the #5  cylinder in the Summer!
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>Matt Nall
>Charleston, Oregon
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