Anybody have issues with this before? I have taken it to the shop twice already that I sell cars at and The first time it was an ambient air temperature sensor with low freon and cracked coolant resevoir/overfill jug, the second time was a bad water pump, and pinholes in the ac lines. one week and $2000 laterand now my radiator fan isnt coming on unless it’s on full power defrost and the vents blow hot air out even with the fan in 0, I dont want to spend much more money on it but I drive an hour each way to work in 100 degree temps. I know the Ac clutch and compressor are both good from putting manual power to them but I’m out of ideas to check anybody got any ideas?
2017 premier 1.4L constantly blows hot air
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cordedskatte
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Were you able to fix it?
cordedskatte
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Im going through the same process man, I'm thinking is the fuse fox not sending the right voltage to my ac clutch and fan, if I get any other improvements I'll let you know.
Thanks for replying
Thanks for replying
cordedskatte
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Here's a few ideas & tips, I just fixed mine yesterday.
Go descaliting the issues, from minor to bigger issues
●Sensors, coolant temp, sensor, cost like 8 bucks, right side of the engine, you can YouTube it
● check for any coolant leaks, major cause are, water pump, water outlet, broken hoses, and water reservoir
●low pressure temp sensor (located right on the a/c compressor) For the a/c it's a solenoid. Is that sensor it's damaged it won't allowed you ac clutch to work, and you won't have a/c
●check for blown fuses, as simple as that it can cause a lot of issues, go to your fuse box under the hood not dash, and check with a multimeter for voltage or you can clearly check the fuses for each function and it will be visible if it's blown.
●right amount or amount of freon, and the oilf that goes in the compressor.
That should be all thay I remember I did for my car and now it's working, there are a lot of helpful videos on YouTube, stay safe and I hope you fix your car man
Go descaliting the issues, from minor to bigger issues
●Sensors, coolant temp, sensor, cost like 8 bucks, right side of the engine, you can YouTube it
● check for any coolant leaks, major cause are, water pump, water outlet, broken hoses, and water reservoir
●low pressure temp sensor (located right on the a/c compressor) For the a/c it's a solenoid. Is that sensor it's damaged it won't allowed you ac clutch to work, and you won't have a/c
●check for blown fuses, as simple as that it can cause a lot of issues, go to your fuse box under the hood not dash, and check with a multimeter for voltage or you can clearly check the fuses for each function and it will be visible if it's blown.
●right amount or amount of freon, and the oilf that goes in the compressor.
That should be all thay I remember I did for my car and now it's working, there are a lot of helpful videos on YouTube, stay safe and I hope you fix your car man