If your car’s A/C is blowing warm like a hairdryer set to “Brisbane summer,” something’s off in the chilly department.
Common culprits include:
Quick DIY checks: watch for the compressor clutch engaging, confirm the condenser fan spins, and make sure fuses and the cabin filter are fine.
If pressures are low or you suspect a leak, see an auto A/C specialist; a regas is typically $150–$300, while a compressor or condenser can nudge $800–$2,000+ in Australia—never vent refrigerant.
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