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Did you check your fuses?
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Did you check your fuses?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Turned on my new '04 Cab's air conditioning last nigt for the first time and surprise-- nothing but warm air. Just a fan, no A/C. I tried every possible button combo as I began to sweat on the way to a nice dinner. I'll bring it in to the dealer this week, but is this a serious problem? Thanks.

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I'll assume that you had the "AUTO" button depressed and registering on your display. Did you check your fuses?

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drafting: I did have the "Auto" button on, and every other possible combo of buttons. Didn't check my fuses, so will do that tonight. Thanks for the tip. GBG ("Hoops" is my home computer name)

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