A/C problem
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If you look at the vacuum lines that attach to the passenger area of the cowl, you will find the one that runs the AC vacuum controls. If you are not familiar I suggest that you get help locating that line. It typically has a check valve in it too. Make sure that the check valve stays in the same orientation or you will not get any vacuum when you are done.
The fan that is right behind the radiator serves a dual purpose. It cools the engine when the temperature reaches a set point and it also pulls air across the condenser when the AC pressures are high.
It is normal for it to go off when you turn off the AC.
The fan that is right behind the radiator serves a dual purpose. It cools the engine when the temperature reaches a set point and it also pulls air across the condenser when the AC pressures are high.
It is normal for it to go off when you turn off the AC.
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