Ac compressor not cooling

Asked by Darlene Aug 08, 2023 at 07:04 PM about the 2007 Honda CR-V

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Replaced the AC compressor and it blows hot not
cold!! Reckon what the problem is?

9 Answers

307,225

If it’s blowing HOT then it most likely a blend door stuck or broken.

307,225

It is inside the heater assembly, the best thing to do it to get the system diagnosis done so you won’t be spending major money than you have too. This can turn into an expensive job if the whole assembly has to be removed to gain access to the broken door. But you might get lucky and it might be a servo or a control head.

307,225

Did this ever post? t is inside the heater assembly, the best thing to do it to get the system diagnosis done so you won’t be spending major money than you have too. This can turn into an expensive job if the whole assembly has to be removed to gain access to the broken door. But you might get lucky and it might be a servo or a control head.

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Could be a bad compressor or it was improperly installed. Could be a bad blend door under the dash. Could be a bad temperature sensor. And the list goes on... Have a mechanic who can actually see the car diagnose this for you.

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