Fries in your AC unit? Try to rephrase your question.
If you have coolant coming out of the heater or AC vents in the dash, you more than likely have a heater core leak, which can contribute to overheating due to low coolant. You will need to replace the heater core and hoses, and add coolant to the system.
Replaced radiator plus cap thermostat plus cooling sensor plus fan clutch burped and bled system still overheating 2006 dodge durango 4.7 Help
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