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Question by ronls20025
Submitted on 7/1/2005
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My 1999 Dodge Dakota's air conditioning has quit. The blower is working and it has 134A, is there a fuse for the motor or within any of the wires that may cause it not to kick in. My friend says the motor to produce cold air is not kicking in, Can I fix it. electrical problem


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