u/commnonymous

I have a 2023 SV, the AC started blowing hot. Figure a line was cut by a critter. Took it into the dealership, they identified a broken wire and fixed that. But the AC still blew hot. I then noticed it was blowing hot only from the driver's side; passenger side was perfectly cold. So it was probably that way the whole time, but not sure as I had not checked that before.

Dealership is pissing us off because I feel they didn't do a thorough review last time and just stopped when they found a problem. When I brought it in the second time, they had me sit there for over an hour, only to tell us the diagnostic device they needed was not working. So I am awaiting scheduling at another dealer.

In the meantime, I am curious what might be the types of issues which would cause one side to loose cooling capacity. Are the two sides on completely different systems? I would think they share the same condenser unit. Could it be a wiring or programming issue, like the system is not reading the report to blow cold on the drivers side and is reading a hot command instead?

I am wondering what are the best pages and groups for posting about a lost cat in the northeast PEC area (east of Northport) I am asking because I am relatively new to the area and I am not sure what pages are popularly visited by locals in this area.

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