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760 a/c vents stop on acceleration 700

posted by  760 on  Mon Aug 18 07:48 CST 2003
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Hi,

I just checked all vacuum points I could under the hood, I can't find any vacuum leaks. My Turbo Wagon loses forced air to the a/c vents when I hit the gas good. At normal cruising speed the air works fine. I changed both check valves 2 years ago. I feel this must be a vacuum problem.

Someone said it could be under the dash at the control valves. I have the "auto climate control" it all seems to be well.

Any good suggestions?

Thanks!






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