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Originally Posted by Kingtal0n
Why cant you just run the fan on higher to keep the evaporator from getting so cold?
If you are noticing that even with high fan speed it still freezes, then you have a problem getting an effective energy transfer. Either the airflow is not sufficient, or the path the air takes is no longer optimal. Is the air coming out ice cold on setting 4? I just can't believe its getting that cold in there. Here in Florida I never have this issue, so its hard for me to imagine now.
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Speed 1 or speed 4 itll freeze no matter what
and its ice cold on any speed as well, and yeah its getting really really cold in there. i did notice that when i turn the "AC" button off that doesnt turn off the compressor. Even if i put the temp on full heat mode its still cold, i dont have my heater core hooked up but still its always stuck on cold. im thinking they somehow hardwired the compressor on and it cant cycle off when needed.