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‘Summer of Hell’ isn’t over for commuters yet

The Summer of Hell rolls on!

A train with mechanical problems at DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn caused a morning of massive delays Wednesday along eight subway lines.

The B, D, E, F, M, N, Q and R lines ran with delays during the morning rush and some lines had service changes — leaving sweaty straphangers stranded on sweltering subway platforms.

“It was like an hour and 15 minutes. I was coming from 96th Street. It should’ve taken a half-hour,” griped Mo Jackson about his commute on the Q train, which was running local.

Jackson wound up at DeKalb — and planned to take the 3 train back into Manhattan to get off at Wall Street for work.

“It’s crazy. Everything is screwed up,” added Jackson, 34. “I had to take the Q because I wasn’t getting nowhere. It’s slowing me down, taking up most of my day!”

The broken-down train at DeKalb continued to snarl service into the late morning on the N and Q lines, which were running on the R line from 34 Street-Herald Square to DeKalb.

Service was suspended on the W line between Astoria-Ditmars Boulevard and Whitehall Street.

And delays were expected on the B, D, N, Q, R and W lines as of around 11:45 a.m.

One woman rushing from a Brooklyn-bound Q train said she couldn’t stop to talk — because she was running late.

“Two-hour delay!” she yelled as she ran past at the DeKalb station.

Estelle Tsantes, 73, who was waiting for a Manhattan-bound R train, said she worried what Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed congestion pricing plan could mean for future subway service.

“They keep talking about congestion pricing, about driving cars into the city — that means there will be more riders on the subway,” Tsantes said.

“It’s always a long wait,” she added about subway problems. “I used to love the subway but now I’ve had much more delays than ever before.”

Another fed-up commuter, Sterling Carmen, 22, suggested the MTA should “get the finances in order.”

“Waiting 15 minutes for a subway is too long during a commute,” he said while waiting for a Q train at Times Square.

FDNY activity at Grand Central also crippled 7 train service — which was canceled between Queensboro Plaza and 34th Street-Hudson Yards. Service resumed around 9:45 a.m. with “extensive delays,” the MTA said.

Some commuters aired their “Summer of Hell” grievances on social media.

“Dear #mta F–K YOU! Almost 3 hrs and I’m not in the city yet,” tweeted Yaz Ansa.

“My mom just flew from Long Island to Baltimore faster than it took me to go from Astoria to Times Square. Wtf @MTA @MTANYCT #mtasucks,” Krista Feierabend wrote.