Somewhere there is a problem with air delivery to the vents, the blower is on high and there is little or no air coming out, didn't see leaks anywhere and I cleaned the evaporator coil with coil clean. I also noticed that the heater core is hot, like there it is not being isolated for some reason. This is a 1998 Chevrolet 3500 with a 6.5l diesel.
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make sure all vacuum lines are connected under passenger side near the glove box look under there and make sure no hoses have fallen off.
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