AC doesn’t feel cold

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Strip5150

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Mine did that over a week or so. It was a leak in the condensor. 100 degree weather and I couldnt take it anymore.
Just got it back. Almost need a jacket in the car even though its in the low 90s outsided
 

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In for the condenser, hopefully ready in the next few days


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TahoeFL2017

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Mine did that over a week or so. It was a leak in the condensor. 100 degree weather and I couldnt take it anymore.
Just got it back. Almost need a jacket in the car even though its in the low 90s outsided

That's awesome, good to hear.

Mine was not blowing cold this past July, dealer fixed under warranty, I am in Florida, and have to dial it back after 20 minutes, it gets that cold.

We test homes AC's on properties we list for sale, houses should blow 17-22 degrees colder than "room" temp, if you aim a cheap Home Depot laser thermometer at the vents. I assume its the probably similar for Tahoes, which are pretty much a condo on wheels lol.

AC is a sealed system, freon loss is not normal, unless extremely minimal, never should have to really "top it off"
 

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