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Posted

Oh dear....haven't used the car for a bit and now the weather's good and sunny decided to use it for a bit.

The car blows HOT air in the cabin, regardless of the temperature settings, manual or auto.

Airconpump doesn't seem to kick in either.

It's a 4-zone car and the rear doesn't blow hot air but on the lowest temperature setting it doesn't blow cold air either??

It seems as if either a temperature sensor packed up or the heater is stuck open or something?

Can someone please tell me where and how to start looking for the problem?

I have a good OBD-scanner if that's of any use...

Thanks!

Posted

A quick and cheap check is to buy a 134A top up can from your local store and add some to the required pressure. My Cayenne lost AC driving through Georgia last summer. I topped up the refrigerant and she has been fine ever since. Of course, my car has over 100,000 miles on her

Steve

Posted

Well the real problem isn't the aircon....the real problem is that it only delivers HEATED air....so I can't even use the car because of the heat inside....feels like the temperature swetting is on high :-(

If I could just switch to 'normal' cool air I'd be happy, let alone proper cooled air...

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Posted

"bigbuzuki" has the correct answer, without error codes you can only guess which air regulating valve or motor causes problems.

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