Any auto A/C guys in the house?

press the button that looks like a snowflake

My father truck did the same thing. He had to change some air intake valve on the a/c. Because it would stay open and let the hot air flow. This is a common problem on Chevy's trucks.

It's the little motor that controls where the air goes, you have a couple of them under the dash. The part is cheap and you can do it yourself in an hour or so. If you do it be sure and do what the instructions say about not Appling any power to the motor until it's in place and tightened down.

I had an 05 Sierra and my wife had an 04 Yukon, and both did the same thing periodically. Most of the time if I just turn the engine off and back on it would go back to normal.

Thanks fellas

If pulling the fuses for an hour works, that'd be what I call and easy fix. Never would've thought that would work.

I used to just shift to neutral, and restart the engine. Drove my wife nuts when I did that on the highway.

Then I bought a ford *ducks*

I guess I'm just an ole grumpy SOB, but why are there threads on this board about a/c's, hot water heaters, etc?

I seriously ask because if it's a truck, that slides it into an outdoors type vehicle used for hunting?

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Then there are the frequent visitors. They share ideals, values, and passions with the old regulars but may lack the breadth experiences. They usually walk the walk and talk the talk. They are comfortable exposing some degree of ignorance in the search to gain experienced information. This group is more capable of fostering excitement, debate, and ambition about a particular subject amongst themselves and the regulars than the regulars are capable of alone.

From the outside the discourse may seem glib, short, or harsh but those involved understand the brevity. They realize that these often harsh words said with a smile and a chuckle are a sign of endearment and common ground.

Of course there are a variety of others that wander in. The lost and in need of help, the misguided or ill informed, the damsel in distress, the outsider with strange and different methods and values, the spectator just wanting to catch a glimpse, the salesman, the politician, the sheriff, and even an activist or two have all been known to drop by.

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( an action likely universally understood here but few other places)

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I use my truck to haul my 4-wheeler, boat, shite I kill and ice chests full of cold miller lites. It takes me to the hunting land, the lake and sporting goods stores. I would like to continue to do so, with a little air conditioning, until I decide to get a new truck. Before I went blow money that I could use to buy hunting/fishing equipment, I wanted a few opinions from the great OB.

Plus it's hot as shite even with the windows down and the wife doesn't want her hair messed up

Nice wallet Costanza.