i have a2010 ford focus. ac was working great, then next day it was cool, not cold. now it puts out semi-cool air (not from outside). any thoughts?
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Asked by taylorstl Aug 30, 2015 at 04:34 PM about the 2010 Ford Focus SE

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taylorstl answered 9 years ago

no. compressor doesn't click on and off. it just runs consistently. i turned AC on full max and looked under the hood for a few minutes. uh-oh. this sounds expensive.

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firebird338 answered 9 years ago

Sounds like the orifice tube filter is clogged this is a filter that is located inside of the high side line of the A/C system.

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taylorstl answered 9 years ago

is there something i can do myself? i'm pretty handy. i thank you for your time and advice, by the way.

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firebird338 answered 9 years ago

The freon has to be removed from system before replacing filter.

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UncleFlipster answered 4 years ago

Hi.. 2010 Ford focus... A/c blows cold only a/c on with recirculation button on only... blows cold about 50 with temp 93 outside.. And a/c cycled on and off slowly .. Does the compressor has to run consent? Bad pressure switch?

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