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My truck A/C stopped working. I checked everything I knew and couldn't figure it out. Took it to a mechanic in town. He checked it and told me my condenser fan was bad. He wanted $588 to change it. I just about choked. I told him to hold off. Paid him $180 for checking it and left. I called the local auto parts store. They had an OEM fan for $90. I youtube'd a how to for my truck and there it was. Bought the new fan and changed it myself in 45 minutes. :cheers2
Air blows cold now.
Sounds like you did good on that problem. :ThumbsUp
WTG don't take long to save some money with shop labor around a hundred bucks an hour
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Originally Posted by Speck
So was it a Ford Truck? If it is I am going to start bringing mine down to you for service!!!
Lol, nope, Dodge RamQuote:
Originally Posted by DMW1960
Well I guess we didn't need to get JackB upset!!!:biggrin He maybe retired but I am betting he is still a strong Ford guy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
Glad you got it fixed up Chris.
He is Dan. At camp I had my truck and boat by A-44 and a bunch of us were checking out my boat. Jack told me I had a very nice looking rig except what was pulling it:biggrin. I'll have to find me another Ford before camp this fall. Jack has a very sharp black crew cab and his Lowe matches it perfect.
good job Speck, you should have used the church fan
:biggrin I'm having some bad luck with fans this week!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by beagle man
So he spent almost two hours checking the AC out?
With a little common sense and you tube you can fix a lot of things. It helped me replace bearings in my front load washing machine and my pressure washer that had low pressure.
Excellent advice! If there are two good things about the Internet it is YouTube and Crappie.com
Way to go speck now theres some extra money for fishing eh.