Who Did The Latest SYNC Update?
#1
Senior Member
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Who Did The Latest SYNC Update?
Who here has done the latest SYNC update yet? Have you ever experienced crappie A/C like a lot of us have? Have you noticed that the A/C is performing better now?
Im not sure if there even connected or if the ambient temps and humidity helped but today(first time driving the truck since the update) the A/C had 38-39* vent temps. I do have a resistor installed but its never gotten down that low before, with or without the resistor.
Wayne
Im not sure if there even connected or if the ambient temps and humidity helped but today(first time driving the truck since the update) the A/C had 38-39* vent temps. I do have a resistor installed but its never gotten down that low before, with or without the resistor.
Wayne
#2
One Clean Machine
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I have sync 4.4, works fine. AC, still sucks in the hot weather like it always has...
Last edited by Toddman38; 10-10-2015 at 01:19 AM.
#3
Senior Member
I don't mean to burst your bubble, but it's probably the weather since we're no longer in the upper 90s. I noticed last week that my F-150's A/C was actually kind of cold, not freezing like my Z-71, but functional. I haven't done any kind of SYNC update.
#4
King Hater
What would sync have to do with the ac system anyway? That would be more like a ecm reflash
#6
Senior Member
Who here has done the latest SYNC update yet? Have you ever experienced crappie A/C like a lot of us have? Have you noticed that the A/C is performing better now?
Im not sure if there even connected or if the ambient temps and humidity helped but today(first time driving the truck since the update) the A/C had 38-39* vent temps. I do have a resistor installed but its never gotten down that low before, with or without the resistor.
Wayne
Im not sure if there even connected or if the ambient temps and humidity helped but today(first time driving the truck since the update) the A/C had 38-39* vent temps. I do have a resistor installed but its never gotten down that low before, with or without the resistor.
Wayne
Please explain and thank-you.