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Why does my engine overheat with AC on?

On the interstate running 70 mph

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It's most likely a fan switch, the fan has multiple speeds and when the AC is turned on it should jump to the highest fan speed but if it's not working properly the fan will, in some cases shut off when it needs to be on

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Does it only overheat on the highway? What about around town at lower speeds. Do the cooling fans kick in when it overheats?
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