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A/C problems

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hardly use my ac but been hot last couple days so i decide to use it but its not functioning right. it has the setting 1-4, u can hear the ac workin but no wind is coming out. and then when i switch to 4 it completely turns off. it was working before i did the BiG three to my car.is it possible the big three could have something to do with my a/c malfunctioning?
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no one? man im losing faith in the board.
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ok, dont lose your faith. if you did it correctly then no but if you screwed something else up when you were under the hood then sure but it wont be related to the big 3
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Post by MobileAudio219 »

So air doesnt blow out of the vents with the a/c on? Sounds like a vaccum problem.

Does air blow out with the heat?
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What kinda car?Chryslers and a few others have a resistor block on the fan circuit that will cause that if its bad.
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MobileAudio219 wrote:So air doesnt blow out of the vents with the a/c on? Sounds like a vaccum problem.
Does air blow out with the heat?
yeah air doesnt blow out at all. does the vacuum problem mean it had nothing to do with me doing the big three?

and its an 2002 mitsubishi lancer
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Post by MobileAudio219 »

I always suggest that when somebody buys a new (or new to them) vehicle, they should find an "enthusiast" forum for said car. Most of the time somebody has already ran into whatever problem youre having, and they can edjewmakate on how to fix it.

That's why I'm a member of about 50,000,000 forums. :help:
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MobileAudio219 wrote:I always suggest that when somebody buys a new (or new to them) vehicle, they should find an "enthusiast" forum for said car. Most of the time somebody has already ran into whatever problem youre having, and they can edjewmakate on how to fix it.
That's why I'm a member of about 50,000,000 forums. :help:
yeah im alredy a member of evolutionm.net board but i thought since i had just done the big three i thought it might have been related, so i came on here for everyones advice.
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Should have nothing to do with the big3 period unless you incidentally pulled off a hose or tugged a wire.
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