Not so long ago, I faced with a problem like that. My AC'd been serving me for ages without any problems. But then it suddenly stopped functioning. I mean, the cool air didn't blow anymore. I racked my brain, trying to fix the air con by myself. But all my attempts unsuccessfully failed. So I decided to make an air conditioning repair fl. After that case, I always contact the professionals and don't try to repair something with my own hands. I just don't want to take risks and cause even more problems. Of course, someone prefers to save money, but I don't understand that.

Maybe it's out of gas?

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Welcome to our helpful forum - ;)

Fortunately for us automakers like to install a large and fragile component in the perfect place for it to get pelted with rocks. Instant failures tend to be from a flying pebble making sweet sweet love to your condenser.

It could be a lot of other things too, like a blown mag clutch fuse or bad relay, an open mag clutch coil, a stuck H valve, an AC request denied by the PCM for reasons, a worn clutch with too big of an air gap, etc etc etc.

Seeing how you seem to be on top of things and you've described the issue in detail and we couldn't pinpoint the issue, I think it's time to head to a shop.

Not long ago I replied to a bot post

If it starts blowing hot air, bring it to the off topic threads. Tcoat could use some competition

:slap: It's not nice to talk about old men thatta way.