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AC hissing and not blowing cold
Zuppa93 replied to Zuppa93's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I did not - thank you. I will have to take it to an AC tech for this... -
Greetings The AC on my 986 Boxster (2000 S) has been out of action for many months due to a leak in the low pressure line, which I have now fixed. However, since refilling with refrigerant gas, the air from the AC is still warm. I can also now hear a hiss which is audible from the drivers seat through the vents, but is most prominent from the area circled in red (picture below). Is this the expansion valve? Sorry for my ignorance on this! I know the compressor is working because the low side pressure drops when I turn the AC on (snowflake button). The low pressure side pipe (blue in pic) is cold and the high pressure (green?) is hot. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks
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Hello code would be much appreciated cdr220 type 4462 ser X5035610 thanks!