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  • lchildress Jul 30, 2009

    Thanx Michigan Man!!!

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Check the vaccum lines under hood and also make sure they are not off behind the control unit itself try these website to see if you can get any more information car A/C repair www.directgardening.com fix & troubleshoot heating & A/C www.automedia.com i also would like to give you this information if you every have any hard to find GM- parts only its Schram auto & Truck parts 1-800-292-1032 and they website is www.schramauto.com best of luck Michigan Man.

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