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Date:         Thu, 1 Dec 94 7:49:19 PST
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From:         macklow@sybase.com (Jim Macklow)
Subject:      Re: AC thermostat

Derek Drew writes:
> 
> 2. The ordinary thermostat that controls the ac operation is not the main
> issue. The problem is the special thermostat that prevnets the compressor
> from coming on at 38 degrees (according to Joel). This special thermostat I
> thought was inside the van but it was mounted directly against the sheet
> metal so in effect it reads outside ambient air temp, not inside air temp. I
> think the sheet metal against which it is mounted is in the left rear up high
> in the vehicle, possibly inside that cavity in the far upper rear where fresh
> air comes in. 
> 


Well, I suppose all you need to do is warm up that area of van.  I suggest buying
a 99 cent Whopper from Burger King, and duct-taping it to the appropriate spot.


That should warm up the sheet metal, allowing the compressor to engage.


Facetiously yours,


-Jim
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