whitejeep05
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Hey y'all,
I am having to do a lot of repairs on this new jeep. One of the big fixes I have been working on is getting the AC fixed. I had a shop replace the AC unit all together but it's still not adequately cooling the cabin when it's hot out. When it's cool out then it actually cools the cabin fine.
I had the tech use an infrared thermometer when it was hot out, and the vents were reading ~60deg+. The reading is ~40-50deg when it's cool in the morning which is quite cold.
Could my cabin blower motor not be strong enough? Is this a matter of the AC unit just not cooling efficiently enough in heat? The only thing I haven't replaced is the AC condenser. Could this be the cause of it not cooling efficiently in the heat?
Thanks
I am having to do a lot of repairs on this new jeep. One of the big fixes I have been working on is getting the AC fixed. I had a shop replace the AC unit all together but it's still not adequately cooling the cabin when it's hot out. When it's cool out then it actually cools the cabin fine.
I had the tech use an infrared thermometer when it was hot out, and the vents were reading ~60deg+. The reading is ~40-50deg when it's cool in the morning which is quite cold.
Could my cabin blower motor not be strong enough? Is this a matter of the AC unit just not cooling efficiently enough in heat? The only thing I haven't replaced is the AC condenser. Could this be the cause of it not cooling efficiently in the heat?
Thanks