AC not cool enough

Asked by maria Jul 21, 2019 at 07:56 PM about the 2014 Chevrolet Cruze 1LT Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My ac doesn't cool good enough. It
blows room temp air but not cold. AC
compressor was replaced, Freon
added, and a new ac cabin filter. Left
side blows slightly cooler than right.
HELP I hate summer :(

6 Answers

1,115

Trapped air and moisture in the lines with the R134 can cause this if R134 is put in before vacuum is created in the lines.

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It was doing this before the Freon was added. AC compressor was first. Then weeks later the Freon and filter

I honestly don't know. It was a small buy here pay here dealership. When I purchased the car they put the AC compressor in for me because the dealer says he wasn't aware it didn't have ac. Not sure what all he did.

1,115

It’s possible that they didn’t fill the R134 properly. You can buy an AC recharge can with gauge at the store and see if the pressure is correct. And adjust if it’s off. If you are not comfortable with doing that, the next step would be taking it to someone for diagnostic.

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