Read Explorer Tom's recent post. He just put on a twin electric fan on his 2000 Expedition. You'll want to fix your AC problems first, but it is something to consider if you want cooler AC, and better AC flow. Especially when you run your AC all the time. Brian, I don't how you live in that 110 degree Arizona heat. It's made for lizard's, and cactus! Not humans.
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I don't watch king of the hill, but I've seen the clip where the mom says "This city is a testament to man's arrogance", heh. I don't know how people can handle arizona or texas or any of the hot states... anyway, perhaps I will sometime! It's just swapping the big fan in front with two, right? Like our vans have... airflow would certainly explain why the AC is better on the highway! I also really need to find out whether the darn thing has a cabin air filter or not...
My car goes back on wednesday, the shop said the car's problems are likely coils or plugs (like you guys said) and that the problems with the rear AC might just be a blend door or something else... and they're gonna check to see what the grinding noise in the rear is, too.
You know the "Whump" I mentioned in the front of the car?
It was the emergency window breaker thing in my door panel sliding forwards and back. I mean, I'm glad to finally figure out what that was, but boy do I feel dumb! And of course I find this out
after I told the guy I was worried about it...
