AC not blowing too chilly?
#131
Senior Member
I'm not sure if this is related but after putting the refrigerant in, my cooling fans pretty much stay on high if its over 85 degrees outside, no matter how hot the engine is. Its really loud and pretty much stays on, I can hear it in the cab. Is this related to the AC or something different? I've also run the truck without the AC on (for about a minute, its all I could stand) and the fan still stayed on.
Edit: I checked the pressure and it reads 35 psi (about 86 F ambient temp). I left the gauge on and turned off the truck and it reads up at 70 psi. Is that normal?
Edit: I checked the pressure and it reads 35 psi (about 86 F ambient temp). I left the gauge on and turned off the truck and it reads up at 70 psi. Is that normal?
Last edited by Georgia FX4; 06-28-2013 at 09:39 PM.
#132
Senior Member
Driving down the road with a meat thermometer in the vent, all I could get was low 50's. I called my local Ford service dept. and I will be taking it in Tuesday. He said it should be around 37.
#133
Senior Member
I wish my service writer thought 37 was the goal. Ford "spec" is 49 or lower I'm told by 3 dealers.
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#135
Senior Member
This is what I was told to, my now traded in 2011 XLT was at 46 degrees at the vents tested in their air conditioned shaded service bay.
He was like "yep, well within spec".
I said yep, if I lived in Alaska......Texas, not so much.
#138
Black F-150 XLT SuperCrew
Originally Posted by NASSTY
I see a lot of people complaining on the forum about their A/C not working good, but mine works great.
The A/C in my 2010 works great also.
No complaints at all with it down here in North Carolina.
Greg
#139
I'm not sure if this is related but after putting the refrigerant in, my cooling fans pretty much stay on high if its over 85 degrees outside, no matter how hot the engine is. Its really loud and pretty much stays on, I can hear it in the cab. Is this related to the AC or something different? I've also run the truck without the AC on (for about a minute, its all I could stand) and the fan still stayed on.
Edit: I checked the pressure and it reads 35 psi (about 86 F ambient temp). I left the gauge on and turned off the truck and it reads up at 70 psi. Is that normal?
Edit: I checked the pressure and it reads 35 psi (about 86 F ambient temp). I left the gauge on and turned off the truck and it reads up at 70 psi. Is that normal?