Does anyone know why my car has a hard time cooling when I turn on the ac after it rains?

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Asked by Carcar25 Aug 07, 2014 at 07:46 AM about the 2012 Nissan Altima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Cause I live in Tennessee and usually
after rains or during a hard storm i
hear a noise and my Altima seems to
have a hard time giving cool air and I
realize my ac compressor is low
clearance could water be getting in
the way? ASAP answer thank you

3 Answers

63,195

The compressor is not responding correctly. Your factory warranty will cover this. You paid good money for that vehicle.

Best Answer Mark helpful
63,195

Your welcome. Get it taken care of so you can enjoy the dehumidifying features you are going to need as fall approaches.

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