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Old 03-24-2006, 07:53 PM   #1
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I cannot find any information in our documentation what this air intake is for. My guess is either cab AC or intercooler.


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I cannot find any information in our documentation what this air intake is for. My guess is either cab AC or intercooler.


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Old 03-24-2006, 09:56 PM   #3
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Cab AC is right
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Mine has two fans behind it which keeps the A/C coil cool. Good Miles
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This looks like the street side. On mine this one is for the transmission cooler I was told. The AC coil is on the other side.
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The coil and fan you see is the " Condencer Coil "for the road air conditioning. The fan will be on when you set the A/C selector to cool.Above the coil is the air intake for the engine.
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On our '03 Journey, the cab AC condensor coils live behind that grill. (2) DC fans.
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boulderado,

I have the exact same year and model as you and was wondering the same thing!

Now I know...

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