slow starting, heat wont work
RE: slow starting, heat wont work
No, I just wanted to be sure that the AC compressor was not stuck on which would cause you to overheat.
You now need to determine what caused your truck to overheat. Like I said, you will need to start by replacing the thermostat, cap, and flushing the system. I am unsure how much this would cost to have someone do.
You now need to determine what caused your truck to overheat. Like I said, you will need to start by replacing the thermostat, cap, and flushing the system. I am unsure how much this would cost to have someone do.
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