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Check to see if the AC clutch is engaged and turning the AC unit. If it isn't, check the freon pressures. Low freon will trip a pressure switch and prevent the clutch from engaging. This is a more common issue, some freon leaks our over time at the shaft seal.
You may want to have the evaporator (the AC part under the dashboard on the passenger side) cleaned. It needs to be taken out and cleaned. Normally this would solve the issue. Have the freon checked if there is a decrease. You may have it filled up and have the system checked for leaks.
There is a drain for the condensation from the ac on the passenger side at the bottom of the firewall under the truck, it is a tube, they get clogged and then the condensation leaks inside the truck
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