CCSS
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That definitely is rather lengthy, lol. Good info though.
Hot cold hot cold goes the heat in my truck.
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I would like to read that, but for now I'm gonna call it the longest post I've ever seen on a forum. Thanks for sharing the info!
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I guess we can say that post makes up for the missing cylinders of the engine... lol....
CCSS
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Maybe mine is not missing cylinders everyone else just have too many.
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This thread is grr.
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I'm trying to see from your post how to mount my heater cables from the box to control...no AC, 1978,......can you please clarify?
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