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GETTING HOT
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7/05/2005
14:23:05
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I HAVE A 91 DAK V6 233K.
3 THINGS
1.HIGH SPEED ON FAN WONT WORK.
2.WHEN IT DID, NOT MUCH AIR CAME OUT OF VENTS
3.I WAS TOLD THAT IF I REMOVED ALL R-12 AND VACCUMED THE SYSTEM WELL,THAT I CAN PUT IN 134A.PERSON THAT TOLD ME SAID HE HAS DONE IT AND NO PROBLEMS YET.HE IS ALSO A RESIDENTIAL A/C GUY.
ANY THOUGHT ORR IDEAS YOU HAVE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED...........
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Dan M
Dodge Dakota
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7/05/2005
23:30:33
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There are conversion kits. One by interdynamics that I know the brand name of is sold at wal-mart among other places.
There's some other posts covering this. Do a search, you'll find something I'm sure.
- Dan M
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dennis
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7/06/2005
02:24:14
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You can retrofit 134a for r12 but it has to be done by a certified refig. reclaimer so not to vent the r12 to the atmosphere. Then you can put in 134a, but that doesn't fix your fan problem. You have a problem with the fan resistor block which is located in the firewall. It's easy and cheap to replace. If I were you I'd change that first, then if you can't get cold air, retrofit it with the 134a.
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daveo.
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7/08/2005
18:48:06
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Dennis is right. My a/c fan would work sometimes and not work sometimes. Come to find out there is a plug that plugs in on the pass. side of the firewall. The fan resistor block like Dennis stated. The connections on the plug had gotten loose, so I took some needlenose pliers and closed the connetors slightly. Just enough to get a better connection. Now it works fine after a year or so later.
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GETTING HOT
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7/11/2005
09:33:57
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THANKS GUYS. I'LL GIVE IT A TRY AND SEE.
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