A/C Problem - Driver's Side Not Cold but Passenger Side Is Cold
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A/C Problem - Driver's Side Not Cold but Passenger Side Is Cold
(Edit: Problem fixed, low refrigerant, see post #8)
New guy here, hello all! I hate that I have to introduce myself only to immediately need help, but please help if you can on a 2006 GX470.
I have an A/C issue where sometimes the driver's side is not cool at all but the passenger side is very cold. Both sides are set to the coldest setting.
The weird part is, I can usually get it to fix itself by reaching back to cycle the rear A/C on and off.
I did a search on here and found one similar thread, however it seemed his fix was replacing the expansion valve; but wouldn't a bad expansion valve cause an issue to both driver's and passenger side?
Has anyone else experienced this problem yet?
Thanks for any help!
Ben
New guy here, hello all! I hate that I have to introduce myself only to immediately need help, but please help if you can on a 2006 GX470.
I have an A/C issue where sometimes the driver's side is not cool at all but the passenger side is very cold. Both sides are set to the coldest setting.
The weird part is, I can usually get it to fix itself by reaching back to cycle the rear A/C on and off.
I did a search on here and found one similar thread, however it seemed his fix was replacing the expansion valve; but wouldn't a bad expansion valve cause an issue to both driver's and passenger side?
Has anyone else experienced this problem yet?
Thanks for any help!
Ben
Last edited by BiloxiGuy; 05-17-16 at 04:13 PM.
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Agree. First thing I would look at is the refrigerant levels. Then look at the blend and diverter door motors (since they're harder to get to)
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Interesting. I would have never actually thought that low refrigerant levels would cause this since the passenger side is cold. I will definitely get that checked first.
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