After Fast 90 install A/C doesnt work!!Help Me!!

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06-04-2006 | 08:43 PM

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Detroitmuscle

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From: Shelby Twp.

Just curious here but could this effect the cars performance at all because I know I have the same problem and my car doesn't seem to be running up to par at all.

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06-05-2006 | 12:34 AM

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Come on guys, I need major help here. Its a 100 degrees out here in Sacramento and I have no a/c. Would resetting the PCM do anything?

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06-05-2006 | 02:08 AM

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I have the EXACT same problem with the a/c blowing on my feet only. I got this after installing my headers, NOT an intake. I reached around to the back of the intake and found a T connecter that had one end open (unplugged). I found what I felt to be an open vacumm connection and I plugged it in...the air still blows on my feet. I've had this problem for months now, I've checked everything, what the hell is going on here???

That line leaves the intake manifold and goes to the AIR "spaceship thing", to the a/c system, and to the vacuum canister under the front passenger side of the car via the wiring harness on the fender. Trace all that **** out and make sure it's jiving right. You might also have something jammed in there, try kicking the **** out it, at least you'll feel better if it doesn't work!

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06-05-2006 | 05:32 AM

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The line is on the PASSENGER side. This line controls your vent position.

Been there done that!

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06-05-2006 | 02:57 PM

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It worked! Its alive again! Thanks guys so much for your help. It turns out it WAS the line right behind the manifold that wasn't plugged into the little "T" connector.

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