A/C heat

Asked by erika Jun 07, 2018 at 03:59 PM about the 2015 Dodge Dart SXT FWD

Question type: General

I have a 2015 dodge dart and the a/c heat has
stopped working completly it doesnt ecen make a
sound also sometimes it sounds like theres water
in my dashboard when i make a sharp turn, what
could be causing this problem? Could it be the
motor blower,compressor or a leak?

5 Answers

I needed a blower motor and that solved my ac n heat problem but as far as the water in the dashboard ill have to take it back to the shop and see i think it may be a leak somewhere but im getting things on it fixed little by little...

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My 2015 does the same thing ,my car pass a test that there was nothing wrong but the ac doesn’t work sometimes it don’t turn on or if I lower it it turns off,also when I turn too I hear water ,and a knocking noise

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I also have a dart 2015,2.4L 2 weeks ago, on 2 hours trip up the hill...Ac stopped after. Took to a mechanic. Opened the led compartment ( lower left passenger side- Feet side) knocked on the unit, i do not know if its the AC unit, but as soon he did, it worked back. In my opinion, it might be for two reasons, first the Filter maybe clogged, or the air blower needs a replacement. I checked online, amazon sells it for 72$ , Genuine mopar for $140, any advice please?!

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I also have the same issue ac/heater does not blow or make a sound seems like an issue with many

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