My AC compressor shows to be charged but my air blows very hot.

Asked by Jason Jul 16, 2023 at 06:59 AM about the 2000 Ford Crown Victoria LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The line down to the compressor is cold the clutch
is engaging when the AC is on but the air is hot.
The pressure on the line is 31lb all modes and fan
speeds work on the control unit and climate
control fan adjusts but not temp of air

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Sounds like a problem with the temperature door or temperature door actuator under the dash. If the door is always in the hot position you will only get hot air into the passenger compartment. Hope that helps! Jim

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the system requires full evacuation with a vacuum pump, before changing to a new filter/dryer, perhaps a stream of desiccant particles is stopping correct functionality~

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James is giving you the straight scoop. The HVAC codes will need to be pulled and the diagnostic performed to get a better idea on just how many servos show that stalled out. Some of these have dual control systems so it could easily be more than one.

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