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Jim Boy · 04-09-2020, 02:30 PM

I've learned that you better learn as much about your truck as possible and fast and be willing to do your own repairs. It is getting real hard to find a mechanic that can fix anything without a code reader in their hand. Sites like this are next to God when you have a problem. Keep up the good work eh. Have a good one.

PS. I've been to many AC shops to fix my AC and same answer, we can't find any thing wrong, everything is working. I found an "old" guy and he solved it right away. Everything was working and so was the heat valve when calling for AC. The crazy valve was stuck open so was heating my cool air. I'm freezing now and still on R12, no leaks, no change.

04-09-2020, 02:30 PM	#12
Jim Boy Registered User Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Wasaga Beach Ontario Canada Posts: 197	Re: What have you learned new about these truck recently. I've learned that you better learn as much about your truck as possible and fast and be willing to do your own repairs. It is getting real hard to find a mechanic that can fix anything without a code reader in their hand. Sites like this are next to God when you have a problem. Keep up the good work eh. Have a good one. PS. I've been to many AC shops to fix my AC and same answer, we can't find any thing wrong, everything is working. I found an "old" guy and he solved it right away. Everything was working and so was the heat valve when calling for AC. The crazy valve was stuck open so was heating my cool air. I'm freezing now and still on R12, no leaks, no change. Last edited by Jim Boy; 04-09-2020 at 04:55 PM. Reason: Making a point in question.