Does anyone know a good A/C shop in the Kingsman, Arizona, or Las Vegas,
Nevada area?
Driving into metro Tucson in the 100+ degree heat about 5:00pm yesterday
there was a loud “BOOM” from the passenger side of the engine compartment
as we were creeping along I-10 in clogged traffic. An oily residue coated
components and wiring under the passenger side access panel.
Except for the A/C, all other systems were operating normal.
We are on our way to Eugene Oregon, where we are expected to arrive by
Monday noon. I did not attempt to locate a shop yesterday, as by the time
we got through the traffic jam blocking the interstate, it was already
closing time. We chose to drive on, but the heat was brutal! Thank
goodness we had the curved plexiglass wind scoops for the toll windows, but
the offered little relief in cooling as the temps rose to over 110 degrees,
and did not drop until sundown. We continued on for some 300 miles until I
finally got off the road in Kingman, Arizona at the Walmart around 1:00am
this morning.
Without A/C I dread driving in this heat. The GMC is literally like being
in an oven.
If no one has recommended mechanics for Kingman, we need to get back on the
road before we loose all of the lower temps of morning.
Hoping someone knows someone here in the desert Southwest,
Vern and Lenore
--
Vern Crawford (and Lenore Langsdorf)
155 JJ Lane
Center Point, TX 78010
(618) 203-8296 Vern's cell
(830) 928-5550 Lenore's cell
VernCrawford
LenoreLangsdorf
Nevada area?
Driving into metro Tucson in the 100+ degree heat about 5:00pm yesterday
there was a loud “BOOM” from the passenger side of the engine compartment
as we were creeping along I-10 in clogged traffic. An oily residue coated
components and wiring under the passenger side access panel.
Except for the A/C, all other systems were operating normal.
We are on our way to Eugene Oregon, where we are expected to arrive by
Monday noon. I did not attempt to locate a shop yesterday, as by the time
we got through the traffic jam blocking the interstate, it was already
closing time. We chose to drive on, but the heat was brutal! Thank
goodness we had the curved plexiglass wind scoops for the toll windows, but
the offered little relief in cooling as the temps rose to over 110 degrees,
and did not drop until sundown. We continued on for some 300 miles until I
finally got off the road in Kingman, Arizona at the Walmart around 1:00am
this morning.
Without A/C I dread driving in this heat. The GMC is literally like being
in an oven.
If no one has recommended mechanics for Kingman, we need to get back on the
road before we loose all of the lower temps of morning.
Hoping someone knows someone here in the desert Southwest,
Vern and Lenore
--
Vern Crawford (and Lenore Langsdorf)
155 JJ Lane
Center Point, TX 78010
(618) 203-8296 Vern's cell
(830) 928-5550 Lenore's cell
VernCrawford
LenoreLangsdorf
