I just had the a/c system freon recovered, vacuum tested and reloaded to proper specs. I did this due to that I felt it wasn't cooling enough when stopped. The a/c blew nice and cold all the way to Pensacola. I went to bed with it idling (which I always have done since new) but woke up with it blowing hot air. The a/c just isn't kicking on. I want to check the fuse first of all. Can help me locate the right fuse for the a/c?
2006 Sprinter 2500 a/c fuse location
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jrcarroll
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I currently drive a Chevy van and allot of my trips have been to FL this year. Your problem maybe what I finally found out.
It is the high heat and also the humidity that causes the unit @ idle to actually freeze up. Mine only occurred during traffic stops and or slow downs.
also check the cabin air filter to be sure it is clean.
It is the high heat and also the humidity that causes the unit @ idle to actually freeze up. Mine only occurred during traffic stops and or slow downs.
also check the cabin air filter to be sure it is clean.