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Old 08-01-2015, 12:23 AM
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I just have to say...it's been in the mid 90s here in NW Arkansas for a while now, and the AC in my "13 XLT gets absolutely COLD...! I think it's the best AC I have ever had in a vehicle...especially with it having so much cubic space being a Screw cab. And cools it down in a hurry to boot...!
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Mine does a great job also ,2011 screw xlt
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My system is also sufficient. Wouldn't call it the best I've ever had, that goes to a 1990 Toyota PU I bought brand new, that thing would literally produce frost clouds from the vents.
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Hmm my 1991 Spirit R/T would make vapor clouds too.
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I just have to say...it's been in the mid 90s here in NW Arkansas for a while now, and the AC in my "13 XLT gets absolutely COLD...! I think it's the best AC I have ever had in a vehicle...especially with it having so much cubic space being a Screw cab. And cools it down in a hurry to boot...!

come on down to Houston..................You will sing a different song!
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come on down to Houston..................You will sing a different song!
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come on down to Houston..................You will sing a different song!
no he wont. You can tell if the ac works properly whether its 90 or 110 outside. It is 105 in central CA these days and mine gets plenty cold and even colder for freeway cruising.
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Wouldn't call it the best I've ever had, that goes to a 1990 Toyota PU I bought brand new, that thing would literally produce frost clouds from the vents.
Same with my 1994 Toyota PU that I also bought brand new. 21 years later and it's AC is still ice cold.
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no he wont. You can tell if the ac works properly whether its 90 or 110 outside. It is 105 in central CA these days and mine gets plenty cold and even colder for freeway cruising.

emm yeah, okay! Good for you!
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