Honda's air conditioner

Asked by Stacy Aug 12, 2020 at 06:00 PM about the 2016 Honda Civic EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Why dies Honda's air conditioner
blow hot air when the weather is
really hor? It's not due to lack of
freon cause I had it filled a couple
months ago

2 Answers

155,195

If you have a leak the refrigerant could have leaked out again. Have it rechecked. Hope that helps! Jim

585

If your temperature control has the option, enable to recirculate air in the cabin. Some models have a push button to enable this but in hot weather recirculating the already cooler air in the cabin helps offset the temp difference for the AC. The symbol should be a car with an arrow through it.

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