My Tundra just recently started blowing warm/outside temp air while idling. When driving, the AC blows ice cold. I've checked the pressure and everything is within range. Any suggestions? I've seen everything from cleaning the compressor to the clutch fan going out.
My Tundra just recently started blowing warm/outside temp air while idling. When driving, the AC blows ice cold. I've checked the pressure and everything is within range . Any suggestions? I've seen everything from cleaning the compressor to the clutch fan going out.
When mine blows warm at idle it's always low on Freon. I just put a can of AC Pro in it, I've been doing that every summer for the past 3 years. If you happen to over fill it the compressor will stop working and all you need to do is bleed some Freon off.
At idle, no air is moving across the condenser to exchange the heat causing the warm vent air. Once you get going, air is moving across the condenser exchanging heat causing cool vent air.
This of course assumes the refrigerant is properly charged.
I'm going to try this. I cleaned out the condenser and am still having the warm air at idle issue.
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