A/C not getting cold at all
If you have 105 degree air coming out you may have a blend door issue also.
This is on my 2011 F150. It pretty easy to check if the recalculating flap is broken.
Open the passenger door.
Right there on the side of the dash is a removable panel. It has the hole air blows through into the door.
Pull on it and it'll pop right out.
Now take a flashlight and look into the dash. You'll see a like honeycomb cage.
With the truck running and the AC on push the recirculation button
You should see a flap in the cage moving back and forth as it switches from fresh air to recirc air.
If you don't see it moving your flap is broken.
Open the passenger door.
Right there on the side of the dash is a removable panel. It has the hole air blows through into the door.
Pull on it and it'll pop right out.
Now take a flashlight and look into the dash. You'll see a like honeycomb cage.
With the truck running and the AC on push the recirculation button
You should see a flap in the cage moving back and forth as it switches from fresh air to recirc air.
If you don't see it moving your flap is broken.
you will know when this part breaks and is not working. It will sound like your dash is coming a part.
I have issues with mine as well. If it's 80 degrees outside it works fine as long as I'm moving. As soon as I stop at a red light then the air gets warm. It'll cool when I start moving again enough to keep my windows rolled up. When it's 90+ outside it'll still cool a little but not a lot. Forget it when not moving. It's just got so many miles on it, it can't be efficient at high temps. I'm going to order a new compressor kit from rockauto and see what happens. I refreshed a system years ago and remember pulling vac and adding oil, etc so it should come back to me with some google/youtube help.











