Rear AC On Vans May Stop Working on GMC Safari

Problem overview

On vans with rear AC, the AC may stop blowing cold air due to a damaged AC line near the back of the engine. It is common for these lines to rub on the engine block, causing a hole in the line and a refrigerant leak.

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Rear AC On Vans May Stop Working on GMC Safari

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