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J. W. Hammac Posted on Oct 08, 2012
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Dodge Ram Pickup, 2004/ A/C System

On my 2004 Dodge Ram Pickup the A/C condensor fan appears to be blowing air out of the engine compartment toward the grill. It seams to me that it should be blowing air from the grill area towards the engine compartment. Which way is correct?

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IT SHOULD PULL AIR THROUGH THE CONDENSOR AND INTO THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT

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It should be moving air from outside the grille thru the radiator and into the engine compartment.

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SOURCE: install wheel bearings for 1998 dodge ram 1500

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SOURCE: air conditioning not blowing cool air

To get the refrigerant in you have to have a technician purge the system first. Hope that helps.

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  • Posted on May 05, 2009

SOURCE: air only blows on floor with very little coming out the defrost or regular vents.

Hope you have the same set up, sure you do. You may have either crossed your vaccum lines or when you were putting your heater/ac box back together or you may of pinched the vents somewhat closed. Cycle through the different zones to ensure the vents are moving as your are selecting (defrost, floor, ect...) If you think the vaccum lines are correct then you may have a reassembly issue with the Heater/ac box. I had the same problem with my 2000 Dodge Ram 4x4. Use the KISS rule "keep it simple stupid" start with the vaccum lines and all your wiring to the motors, make sure everything is plugged in. Hopefully you'll find it there before going back into the box again.

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  • Posted on Sep 29, 2009

SOURCE: Check engine light

Only two choices, 1 - disconnect the battery for 1/2 an hour, however if there is a problem the code will return. 2 - get a code scanner and figure out which sensor is giving the fault code and why? then fix the issue.

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  • Posted on Oct 10, 2009

SOURCE: 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 - air not blowing out of dash

I'm assuming the blower motor is working?if so,I'm also going to assume that all other vents are flowing?If so it may be the blender motor,or the actuall selector switch,if all other vents are flowing when you move the switch, I would replace the switch first,it is alot cheaper and easier than the blender motor.

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