BoogieBot
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- Flagstaff, AZ
- Vehicle Year
- 2000
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- Ford
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- 2.5
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- Manual
Just as the title says. First noticed this last summer when driving through the Mojave desert at night - the NWS said the outside temp was about 107F, and my A/C blew slightly warm air on both settings (max was a little cooler). Recently drove to Phoenix, where it was 96F out. Noticed my A/C blowing cool, not cold, air. However, in another location, the outside temp was 85F and the A/C blew cold air.
When I turn on the a/c, I hear a rapid "thuggathuggathuggathugga" noise from somewhere behind the dash. It starts loud and gets quieter quickly. Not sure if it ever stops, or if the 2.5L motor just drowns the sound out.
Is my compressor on the way out? A/C clutch not engaging? Low of refrigerant? Something else?
Thanks in advance.
When I turn on the a/c, I hear a rapid "thuggathuggathuggathugga" noise from somewhere behind the dash. It starts loud and gets quieter quickly. Not sure if it ever stops, or if the 2.5L motor just drowns the sound out.
Is my compressor on the way out? A/C clutch not engaging? Low of refrigerant? Something else?
Thanks in advance.