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Huntindog
Aug 28, 2019Explorer
Iraqvet05 wrote:I cannot fathom how that could be.
I had a 2500HD that would stop blowing cold air at stop lights and at low speeds. The blower fan would still blow but the air was hot. It took me a few weeks of research but I found out the fan clutch had failed, causing the evaporator to freeze up.
A clutch that doesn't engage with enough force (normal wear failure) will not pump enough freon to freeze the evap.
One that has locked up (Not a normal occurance) will be much more likely to freeze at highway speed... In fact most systems cannot make a evap freeze at idle. They just do not pump enough freon fast enough for this to occur.
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