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Hot air holds more moisture than cold air so if you cool moist air the water will condense out and become dryer. Your "dehumidifier" is actually the car's air conditioner.
If you have a viscous fan hub have it replaced as it is not working. The problem you have is that the engine is not driving the fan to draw air through the radiator when idling so the engine overheats . When moving the air flow from driving cools the radiator and so the temp goes back down. If you have electric fans have the codes read to find the fault or check why the electric fans are not working.
2004 Suburban air conditioner blows hot air to the dirver side but cold air to the passenger. This does not happen all the time but has occurred several times this last summer.
Is the air actually blowing into the car?But it's just hot?It sounds like your blower motor is not turning to blow air.you have a fuse,check the switch that controls the blower,and the blower motor it self.
Maybe your heater is working at the same time. An open heater valve can cause this. Maybe there is a leak in the vacuum that pull the heater valve diaphram close.
THIS AGE OF CAR ,PROBABLY NEEDS A RE CHARGE .OPEN HOOD LOOK @ THE LABELS.IF IT IS 134A YOU CAN RECHARGE IT YOURSELF PRETTY EASY.IF IT'S R12 YOU MAY NEED TO TAKE IT TO GET RETRO FITTED,
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