Illnasty
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I feel that my AC doesn’t blow as cold as it should. Any idea what the temperature should read on full blast cold?
AC doesn’t feel cold
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Tahoe14
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What year, 15-17 had the condenser issue which would cause the AC not to be as cold as it should be. Warranty was extended to 60,000 miles. You could buy an inexpensive AC gauge and place it in the AC vent to see what the temp is.
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Illnasty
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2016. FML, live in NJ and we have 90 degree days for the next 6 days and house AC is broken, 2002 Denali AC is broken, and 2016 Denali works but doesn’t blow that cold. I may die from heat exhaustion so it was nice knowing all you guys. This site is great so keep marching on.
swathdiver
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On the previous generation, it can get as low as 35 degrees but the cabin temp lowest setting is 60 degrees.
Tahoe14
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See if your loosing freon from the condenser. Common problem. Just do a Google search and you should see pictures of where the leak is located.
So AC starts working again this AM, thinking it might be blend door actuator, rear AC definitely working well. Any idea if anyone else had issues with blend door actuators on 15+ GMs?
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Mine is in the shop for exactly the same thing over the past week. 48k miles. AC condensor covered under warranty!!
Looks like I’ll be making it to the dealer to have it looked at. Not sure why the back cools great but front works like crap, morning it cools off, evening it cools off, but middle of the day when I need it, I get nothing unless I’m moving, blows hot on idle.
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