Did you find the problem. My '94 just started acting the
same! :-)
Dwight in WI
----- Original Message -----
From: "mike kulczycki" <dakota1994@hotmail.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 18:07 PM
Subject: DML: Calling all A/C experts!!
> well i've come into a small problem with my 94 dakota. it
does have the
> r-134a refrigant just for reference. but my problem is
that the a/c is not
> as cold as it used to be coming out. i'm thinking now
that it isn't even
> working... now for what's going on. i tried to put some
more refrigant in
> today. it wouldn't take a whole lot to begin with. i
then drove my truck
> around a bit to try and get it going. now the lines going
inside the truck
> are ice cold and the return lines are fairly warm, almost
hot. and the
> compressor is kicking on like it should. so i'm thinking
the compressor and
> the condensor are fine since the lines are getting cold.
so i'm reading my
> fsm and it says there is some controller on the inside.
so i'm thinking
> that might be my problem. not sure though. i am going to
read some more
> about it there, but i thought i would ask if anyone has
any experience with
> this kind of problem. i appreicate any help. i would
rather fix it myself,
> i am still a poor college student and would rather spend
that money on more
> mods, so i don't want to have to take it in somewhere just
for the a/c.
> thanks anyone!!
> mike k
> 94 V6, slt, cc, auto, 2wd, k&n, msd, flowmaster, home port
tb, and so on...
>
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