Rear A/C Problems

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Asked by Geerhed Jun 08, 2011 at 05:27 PM about the 2003 Dodge Caravan Sport FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Front A/C is fine, but rear A/C blows hot air??
Any ideas?? I am somewhat handy, so i will try a few things.

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33,885

you need a new rear condensor its gonna be bitch so be prepared

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Oh crap, i guess the people in the back (kids) will have to suffer then!! Thanks!

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33,885

yep i work and live in upstate newyork at adirondack tire, weve had alot of cold bursts after humid 90+ degree days, evaporators and condensors take a beating with this kind of thing. but im almost positive that your problem is the rear condensor/evaporator setup in the rear. the parts surprisingly arent that expensive even at my shops rediculous markup rate of about 170% the parts still only totalled about 370 dollars, which is cheap for these kind of components. its the labor that really kills the bank for this job

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Thank you this sounds like it's definitely the problem because i was told i have a large evac.leak and i hear a hiss sound.

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2008 dodge caravan rear air works but front does not. I checked the blower motor and blower resister and they are fine. Any idea what it could be?

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My 2008 dodge caravan is blowing cold in the back but no heat what can I do

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