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Old 07-09-2007, 04:12 PM
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2002 tahoe

I have a 2002 tahoe that i bought new.
I have read some of the other post about the engin not wanting to start when the gas is lower that 1/4 a tank, but i have not seen an answer to the question.

the real question that i have is can anyone tell me what would cause the a/c to blow cold when the truck is moving (driving down the street) but not blow cold when ever stoped (at a red light or not moving).

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Old 07-10-2007, 02:26 AM
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Re: 2002 tahoe

Well, if the purpose of you writing about the fuel pump issue is to get an answer for it, I can give you a brief explanation. The problem that is most likely being addressed, is that the fuel pump is overheating and burning up. The fuel in the fuel tank acts as a cooling system for the pump. The fuel helps disperse the heat through itself, just like coolant does. When there is very little fuel in the tank, the fuel pump cannot cool itself, and therefore may heat up to the point of failing. In my area of the country, it's pretty common due to our hot summers.
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