I recently was reading through this thread and I noticed that the 1998-2002 models apparently have a more robust AC system for slow speeds due to a fan that was removed on 2003+ models.
Living in Phoenix, we get some major heat, to say the least. I've noticed that my 1998's AC can keep up to the point of being too cold in the 80's and low 90's, but once hell opens its gates and we are seeing 100-115+ degrees, no matter if I am at a stoplight or going 65 mph on the highway, the AC just cannot cool the truck down.
The fact that the AC works so well at lower temperatures indicates to me that the system is working properly (correct me if I'm wrong here). So the question becomes: What can be done to improve AC performance, especially in the 100+ degree range? Would this LCP 2003+ fan kit or a similar fan set up benefit a 1998 LC?
Living in Phoenix, we get some major heat, to say the least. I've noticed that my 1998's AC can keep up to the point of being too cold in the 80's and low 90's, but once hell opens its gates and we are seeing 100-115+ degrees, no matter if I am at a stoplight or going 65 mph on the highway, the AC just cannot cool the truck down.
The fact that the AC works so well at lower temperatures indicates to me that the system is working properly (correct me if I'm wrong here). So the question becomes: What can be done to improve AC performance, especially in the 100+ degree range? Would this LCP 2003+ fan kit or a similar fan set up benefit a 1998 LC?