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AC blows wrong
1994 S15 GMC Jimmy-air conditioner blows cold air but it all comes out the defrost or the heater ports, no matter where you put the switch.
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Re: AC blows wrong
Look underhood at the vacuum ball reservoir that is mounted to the hood- See if the rubber vacuum hose has come unplugged from the ball- this is usually what is wrong when as you have described your situation.....
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Re: AC blows wrong
only vacum ball is next to engine coolant reservoir, one hose on it. nothing is mounted on the hood but the light.
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Re: AC blows wrong
Check vacuum lines from engine to heater controls.
Also make sure it uses one or two hoses on vacuum ball. MT
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