Thanks for an in depth look at how to fix this. I have watched several videos that all show different things that cause this, but yours puts them all together and helps it make more sense.
I used this information today to bypass a broken vacuum line, going directly to the switch valve as shown here, and besides it fixing my problem, I can tell that my AC is blowing a lot colder. Thanks for taking the time to teach us something!
Bro! I know this video is 2 years old, but I did EXACTLY what you did and it worked right away, you saved my life, its getting hot.. thank you, bro, theres no other video like this!
Your a life saver!!! Need ac in the summertime! I'm having a tough time finding a good vacuum hose. Checked dealership and parts stores. I'm gonna try an ac place. Maybe they'll have it! Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! And yep! I think you have the only up to date video as well! Very much helpful! I tried a hose but it was a windshield wiper hose. But closed up under pressure. Thanks!
I thought I was going to have to go another summer without A/C in my F150. My vacuum hose is disconnected right at the firewall and I did not find any other videos that had a solution like yours. This is the way I am going to fix my truck. Now I just need to find some good vacuum hoses. Thank you for this video!
Thank you for this video...all others showed where to fix only in engine area. My line was disconnected at the firewall and could not reconnect up. Ran a new vacuum line from the check valve in engine bay thru the firewall behind the brake and gas pedal and connected to the cut black hose that you suggested. All working great again and really appreciate this video...
Thanks for a very ingenious video man. This is the only video that makes sense to me so far. I also have an issue with my gas gauge not being accurate and is a quarter tank off.
thank you, this video is what i needed to see. thanx for taking the time to bypass. my line broke somewhere inside the panel. very helpful, a $3 dollar vacuum hose fixed it thanks to you. :)
Find out if anyone out there knows anything about the routing of the air condition on a 94 Chevy cavalier they you can't hardly get any hot air out the defroster and now the little foxes run I need help on that
I need to know if anyone out there knows anything about 1994 Chevy cavalier there's no air coming out the defrost vents and I need to know how to fix it
@@cheewurz i dont have the truck now but its usually under the cowl thats located jjust blow the windshield, on most cars its plastic and its just a hole somwhere thats kind of hidden from view yea its under the windshield wipers, sometime you have to take them off the remove this cowl
Thanks for an in depth look at how to fix this. I have watched several videos that all show different things that cause this, but yours puts them all together and helps it make more sense.
I used this information today to bypass a broken vacuum line, going directly to the switch valve as shown here, and besides it fixing my problem, I can tell that my AC is blowing a lot colder. Thanks for taking the time to teach us something!
Bro! I know this video is 2 years old, but I did EXACTLY what you did and it worked right away, you saved my life, its getting hot.. thank you, bro, theres no other video like this!
No problem bro glad i cud be of help keep cool
Thankyou for making this video. Bypass idea saved me lots of time .
Summer is here ! I'm glad your cool
Your a life saver!!! Need ac in the summertime! I'm having a tough time finding a good vacuum hose. Checked dealership and parts stores. I'm gonna try an ac place. Maybe they'll have it! Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! And yep! I think you have the only up to date video as well! Very much helpful! I tried a hose but it was a windshield wiper hose. But closed up under pressure. Thanks!
I thought I was going to have to go another summer without A/C in my F150. My vacuum hose is disconnected right at the firewall and I did not find any other videos that had a solution like yours. This is the way I am going to fix my truck. Now I just need to find some good vacuum hoses. Thank you for this video!
no probem im happy i was able to help
Thank you for this video...all others showed where to fix only in engine area. My line was disconnected at the firewall and could not reconnect up. Ran a new vacuum line from the check valve in engine bay thru the firewall behind the brake and gas pedal and connected to the cut black hose that you suggested. All working great again and really appreciate this video...
Best tutorial, thank you for your time and knowledge.
Thanks for a very ingenious video man. This is the only video that makes sense to me so far. I also have an issue with my gas gauge not being accurate and is a quarter tank off.
thank you, this video is what i needed to see. thanx for taking the time to bypass. my line broke somewhere inside the panel. very helpful, a $3 dollar vacuum hose fixed it thanks to you. :)
I like how you Said The Rats Where Hungry for Chewing on the vacuum lines 😂
They was hungreee
Thanks for the post. I just finished replacing my heater core and made a wiring mistake. This helped me find/fix it.
Thank you very much for this video, im working on my 1992 f150 so you gave me a great view of what to do, awesome job!
Thanks! Helped me narrow down issues!
Thank you very much for the video man this is exactly what I need to fix my car A+
Thanks...helped narrow down problem!
Thats Great good tip 😊
AMAZING You are GREAT!
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@@inventdv9222 Sorry.
YOU are great!
Have a nice day!
I was just jealous
I changed my comment!
Thank you.
I want to see your face!
@@lb14188 intresting
There is a clear vacuum hose underneath the dash for a 1998 dodge ram l don't know where it goes
thanks for the video
Find out if anyone out there knows anything about the routing of the air condition on a 94 Chevy cavalier they you can't hardly get any hot air out the defroster and now the little foxes run I need help on that
I need to know if anyone out there knows anything about 1994 Chevy cavalier there's no air coming out the defrost vents and I need to know how to fix it
Question all ford is not set up like that how about 1998 explorer
What I would like to know is...how/where are the Mice and Rats getting in?
long time to reply but from what ive seen is they get into the air intake to the ac blower
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... and where exactly is the Air Intake to the AC Blower?
@@cheewurz i dont have the truck now but its usually under the cowl thats located jjust blow the windshield, on most cars its plastic and its just a hole somwhere thats kind of hidden from view yea its under the windshield wipers, sometime you have to take them off the remove this cowl
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