A/C Issue
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A/C Issue
I went to turn on my A/C today, and the blower didn't come on. I waited a few seconds, and the blower slowly started to spin up. After about 30 seconds it was working just fine. Could the blower motor be going out, or is there a problem in the HAVC controls? What do you guys think?
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Ok, I have an update. It's not the blower motor. I had a chance today to take a look at the ac, and I noticed the the blower comes on and works just fine. The problem is that the ac only blows at your feet. After about a minute it slowly starts blowing out of the vents. So what would be causing this?
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Great, I know what I'm doing in the morning. Now that I think of it, a vacuum leak makes since. I noticed a couple days ago whenever I would accelerate kinda hard, say getting on I4 the ac would stop blowing for a few seconds. :/
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The computer in the car turns the A/C off when you accel hard to give you more power. May not be related to you vacumme leak.
I skimmed through the link I posted and it looks like they has problems witha line that connects to the manifold. If you can't find it there the leak may be in the dash. The line may of cracked or have a small hole and thats why is starts to work after a min.
I skimmed through the link I posted and it looks like they has problems witha line that connects to the manifold. If you can't find it there the leak may be in the dash. The line may of cracked or have a small hole and thats why is starts to work after a min.
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