Ac not cold
#1
Ac not cold
I bought 2001 Gt from someone who was in the military so the had sat for a while but the ac in the one I bought is not blowing cold air I bought refrigerant to check the pressure and it was fined don't know what else it could be
#2
I had a similar problem. For me, it was the "blend air door" there's a door behind the center console that goes up or down. With AC running, the hot air is still pumping in. Based on where you set the thermostat(All the way blue, all the way red, or in middle), depends how "open" or "closed" this door is, to blend the cold and hot air to reach your desired temperature. Sometimes, this door fails. Easy fix to hold it open with a piece of wire, then remove the wire in the winter. . . but permanent fix is a bit pricey. I just prop the door open or closed based on the season. But hopefully, this gives you another troubleshooting point.
#3
And btw, you obviously have to remove a panel to get to the door. With panel removed, the air flows out the hole you created, instead of up through the vents. So its not visible just by removing the radio. You gotta dig a bit. . . propping the door takes me about an hour total. About 3 hours the first time my noob *** did it. LOL!
#5
well first... is the compressor running? 2nd... what are the high and low side pressures? without knowing these 2 things you have no idea, if the system is charged properly, if the issue is electrical, or if the issue is caused by an air distribution concern. if you cant find out, time to take it to someone who can.
#6
Ac not cold
Before you spend a bunch of money, try cleaning out the evaporator drain as well. Just had this issue. AC was just blowing kind of cool air not ac at all. Turned out the evaporator drain was plugged up. Pushed a bent over coat hanger end in there and moved it around a bit and it cleared the drain. Ice cold AC again.
#9
Ac not cold
I jacked up my car and pulled the wheel off just for room. If you open your passenger door, look under the dash, you will see the black box and where it goes through the fire wall. That will give you an idea where to look in the engine bay.
#10
My 00 had the same problem, Compressor was kicking on fine, refrigerant level was good. Turned out that the vacuum line connected to the vacuum res behind the glove box came off. I used a little superglue to hold the vacuum line back in place and it was ice cold after that.
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