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AC blows warm air in city driving
naval-avi8tor, Wow, I thought removing the clutch was suppose to be an easy task?! Below is a copy/paste of a procedure I got from the shoclub.com board. It sounds easy enough, but it sounds like he is just gently prying the clutch off with a screwdriver after removing the center nut holding...- cetris
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Coolant temp sensor resistance
Close, but no seegar. 10.97K = 10,970 ohms, not 1,097 ohms. Just tryin' to help. Chuck *******quote*************** My chart shows 122°F being 10.97K ohms(or 1,097Ohms)- cetris
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AC blows warm air in city driving
I am the original owner of a 40K mile '92 SHO that is doing the same thing. It works fine (delivering 40 degree F air on a 90+ degree day) when I first start it up, but after 15 - 30 minutes of service, the compressor shuts down. I removed the connection from the cycling (pressure?) switch...- cetris
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