My 1998 Chevy Lumina has a problem with the A/CIt will blow hot air when the dial is turned to the hottest setting, but just vent air when turned to the coldest setting.So there is a difference in temperature when using the dial, but it never gets coldColdoutside temp and HotBoiling Lava Hot.I'm in college and can't pay to get it fixed, so I'm wondering if there is something cheap I can do myself? I'm very handy and inventive so all ideas are welcome!!it was 111 degrees here yesterday so i need answers quick!!
You need to find out if you have an A/C problem or a duct issueStart the car with the A/C running, pop the hood, and check to see if the compressor is turningIf it is, the aluminum tube going from the compressor to the firewall should be coldIf it is, the A/C is working, and the problem is the hot cold blend door in the ducting.
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That is very high and I would be talking to the power company or someoneI live in a Mobile Home and my highest light bill this winter was $93.00 but then I also have to use Propane to run the furnace and that was $300.00 for 6 weeksBut still with the 2 combined it's cheaper than your billI would be checking on a lot of things about this if I were you.
what about under the house, lots of insulation? other than that i would say maybe the furnace is old.
Dude, are you kidding? Electric heat? It's been exceptionally cold this winter - especially in Texas!
