I, along with some of you feel the air conditioner could be cooler. Mine would pump out around 70 degrees when the outside temps were hovering near 100. I took it to the dealer and after waiting two weeks for the parts, they replaced some parts and recharged the system. The repair invoice is attached.


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Of course, the outside temps have fallen, so it is hard to tell how much better the system is working, I can attest the system blows much cooler. I'm not sure if it 39 degrees like they state is achievable, but overall I am happy http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gif. I hope this helps those with the same problem.

I too had the A/C that wasn't broke per the dealer, they ALL work that way. The dealer had a problem with the concept that this was my first diesel but not the first vechicle with A/C, and no, they DO NOT all work that way. Went in last week for a oil change and they have my loaner waiting for me, it seems my parts had come in. Strange, I didn't order any parts. It was all the parts for my A/C that WASN'T broke.


Picked the truck up the next day. We've had temp's in the mid to high 80's here, and the A/C is one heck of a lot better than it ever was when it was un-broke! I even get cool air at a idle now. A couple of my other trucks with the un-broke A/C didn't do that.


So now I am even more UN-BROKE http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif and winter is a'comin. Hope they didn't disconnect the heater!

I had this exact procedure done on my LLY today, and I can tell you there is a HUGE difference.


Call your Service Manager boys, and tell him to get those parts on order for you. It works.