Insufficient Cooling From Manual A/C
#1
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Insufficient Cooling From Manual A/C
Have any of you who have experienced insufficient cooling from your manual A/C system found a cure to the problem?
All the dealers do with mine is check the coolent level, apply dye and or evacuate and recharge the system. Above about 25 degrees Celcius, my A/C will not cool my truck even when running in maximum modes.
It worked fine when I purchased the truck.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Green Gem
All the dealers do with mine is check the coolent level, apply dye and or evacuate and recharge the system. Above about 25 degrees Celcius, my A/C will not cool my truck even when running in maximum modes.
It worked fine when I purchased the truck.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Green Gem
#2
Have any of you who have experienced insufficient cooling from your manual A/C system found a cure to the problem?
All the dealers do with mine is check the coolent level, apply dye and or evacuate and recharge the system. Above about 25 degrees Celcius, my A/C will not cool my truck even when running in maximum modes.
It worked fine when I purchased the truck.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Green Gem
All the dealers do with mine is check the coolent level, apply dye and or evacuate and recharge the system. Above about 25 degrees Celcius, my A/C will not cool my truck even when running in maximum modes.
It worked fine when I purchased the truck.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Green Gem
generally most of the ac complaints ive read on here appear to be because of the compressor cycling on and off constantly and no one seems to have a fix.
my 2010 had the problem, my 2013 does not. it seems to be a crapshoot.
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Green Gem (07-28-2014)
#3
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when you say it won't cool the truck, is that at all or it just take a long time?
generally most of the ac complaints ive read on here appear to be because of the compressor cycling on and off constantly and no one seems to have a fix.
my 2010 had the problem, my 2013 does not. it seems to be a crapshoot.
generally most of the ac complaints ive read on here appear to be because of the compressor cycling on and off constantly and no one seems to have a fix.
my 2010 had the problem, my 2013 does not. it seems to be a crapshoot.
Thanks for your reply.
On our last hot day, about 30 degrees Celcius, the A/C would blow barely cool air at maximum settings. After trying to cool the truck for 30 minutes, we gave up and put the windows down. I don't believe that the truck would ever cool off with the A/C's output.
It has never been real hot when the truck has been in for the problem. It will blow coldish air when the outside air does not require the use of A/C.
Did your 2010 and your 2013 both have manual A/C? What is the compressor cycling like on your 2013?
Take Care
Green Gem
#4
Ford Customer Service
...On our last hot day, about 30 degrees Celcius, the A/C would blow barely cool air at maximum settings. After trying to cool the truck for 30 minutes, we gave up and put the windows down. I don't believe that the truck would ever cool off with the A/C's output.
It has never been real hot when the truck has been in for the problem. It will blow coldish air when the outside air does not require the use of A/C.
Did your 2010 and your 2013 both have manual A/C? What is the compressor cycling like on your 2013?
Take Care
Green Gem
It has never been real hot when the truck has been in for the problem. It will blow coldish air when the outside air does not require the use of A/C.
Did your 2010 and your 2013 both have manual A/C? What is the compressor cycling like on your 2013?
Take Care
Green Gem
Have a great day!
Brittany
Last edited by FordServiceCA; 07-30-2014 at 11:32 AM.
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sigma pi (07-29-2014)
#5
Ford Freak
The AC in my '09 was not cooling very well either. I never go to the dealer if I can't fix it, so I went to a private shop. They said the condenser was stopped up. I told them to go ahead and replace it. It gets super cold now.
#7
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Thread Starter
I looked into your case and see that you've spoken to your CSM about this today, Green Gem. I suggest scheduling an appointment with Moynes Ford at your earliest convenience. Let me know when you have; I'll keep the CSM aware of this and any other updates.
Have a great day!
Brittany
Have a great day!
Brittany
That is in the works. I'm looking for as much back up information as I can get.
Take Care
Gren Gem
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#9
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I've tried all settings. The truck just won't cool when it is hot out. Today, it would not cool the truck with an outside temperature of 21 degrees C.
Early this morning, with an outside temperature of 16 degrees C., it was blowing nice cold air. Of course, A/C was not needed at that temperature.
Take Care
Green Gem
#10
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I have a 2011 with the auto A/C and having the same issue with my truck never feels cold, my truck is tinted let it run 5-10 mins and it's barely blowing cool when I get in it. I'm afraid to send it to the dealer.