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Jun 19, 2009 | 07:18 AM

#11

JKJeremy

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From: Williamsburg, VA

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Originally Posted by snopro

What the hell is AC????

I've never used AC. If it gets hot i role down my window. BUt you are all correct there is no filter its the same way in my 03 Ram.

can count on one hand the number of times i've used it myself and it usually involves the little lady complaining that it's too hot

Jun 20, 2009 | 02:56 PM

#12

sfccotton

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From: Helendale, California

I unfortunately have to use it. Tried the rolling down the window thing but at 110-120 degrees it gets a little too uncomfortable! Not whining...just saying!

Jun 20, 2009 | 05:34 PM

#13

ccwbrd

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From: Myakka City, FL

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Originally Posted by snopro

What the hell is AC????

I've never used AC. If it gets hot i role down my window. BUt you are all correct there is no filter its the same way in my 03 Ram.

Is Colorado different than Florida ?

Jun 22, 2009 | 08:59 AM

#14

Adam3612

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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia

According to the service manual we're supposed to change A/C filter at 20000 km's er 12500 miles. I've turned the A/C on once since I got the jeep just to try it out, A/C literally makes me sick. Either the windows go down or the top comes off, best A/C available IMO.

Jun 22, 2009 | 10:22 AM

#15

Asta4125

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From: Chi town

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Originally Posted by Adam3612

While I dont live in a extremely warm climate now. Compared to where you live I do haha, I have in the past. Even here in chicago, it gets to high 90's and has been at or close to 100 many times as well. When it gets to be that hot, the outside air is like a hair drier. If im on the highway, then sure the top and doors would come off, but sitting in traffic, with no ac and sometimes depending on the situation is a must, ie..work, and meetings.

Jun 22, 2009 | 11:02 AM

#16

Adam3612

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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia

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Originally Posted by Asta4125

The climate in Chicago is alot like here isnt it? I mean the highest we normally see is around 32 - 35C here during the summer. I think A/C is awesome but not for me is all, I get all stuffed up and feel like crap for hours each time im in a vehicle with the A/C running. The heat doesnt bother me I enjoy temps in the high 30's and low 40's, its the cold that I hate lol.

Jun 22, 2009 | 12:08 PM

#17

Trackerrrr

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From: San Pedro, CA

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Originally Posted by JKJeremy

i hate to be an @$$ about this issue that keeps coming up but if you don't like dust and need an AC filter then why own a jeep....what do you do about dust when your doors and top are off

...that's why the jeep doesn't have one because it would be pointless....before anyone points out that i'm hatin' i have allergies and my kid has allergies so i understand but whenever you walk outside you are subject to dust so anyway i don't know i just don't get it.....just sayin....

personally i've just always thought the idea of an ac allergen filter in a any vehicle was silly and was just a marketing gimmick to make us have to regularly purchase one more item to change out.....alright done rantin', back to my regularly scheduled sunny persona

I've owned a BMW that was supposed to have a cabin filter, turns out someone had removed it and never put it back. The evap coil was a black gooey mess. Plus the filter was a royal PITA to change when I did put one in. The ONLY advantage I saw was that it might keep the heater and evap cores cleaner, that's all.