Vaccum problem
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From: Denver, Co
Vaccum problem
Here is a situation I am having trouble figuring out.
This happened just after an oil change.
The blower is set on "panel", crusing normal speed.
When accelerating or when the rpm's increase suddenly,
the blower switches to "defrost" or the windshield setting.
Let up, and it goes back to "panel".
Has anyone experienced this?
Thanks.
This happened just after an oil change.
The blower is set on "panel", crusing normal speed.
When accelerating or when the rpm's increase suddenly,
the blower switches to "defrost" or the windshield setting.
Let up, and it goes back to "panel".
Has anyone experienced this?
Thanks.
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Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Titusville, FL
Re: Vaccum problem
Originally posted by Chuck Watson
Here is a situation I am having trouble figuring out.
This happened just after an oil change.
The blower is set on "panel", crusing normal speed.
When accelerating or when the rpm's increase suddenly,
the blower switches to "defrost" or the windshield setting.
Let up, and it goes back to "panel".
Has anyone experienced this?
Thanks.
Here is a situation I am having trouble figuring out.
This happened just after an oil change.
The blower is set on "panel", crusing normal speed.
When accelerating or when the rpm's increase suddenly,
the blower switches to "defrost" or the windshield setting.
Let up, and it goes back to "panel".
Has anyone experienced this?
Thanks.
I don't know how to fix it though
Please keep me informed.
Oh, try putting your truck almost on, you know right before you twist the key all the way to start the truck, it blows out of the defrost too.
