CFriedrich
A/C Issues and Inefficient Heating/Cooling in 2013 Hyundai Genesis
A/C System Not Engaging
Air conditioning blows warm air
Insufficient Cooling/Heating
4 comment(s)
Hey! Ah, the old faulty valves issue, eh? Makes sense considering the symptoms. Wasn't too sure, but your experience kinda clicked the puzzle pieces into place. Shame that it's not exactly a walk in the park to patch up. At least it doesn't sound like an endgame for the car. Phew! I was wondering, do you recall how much that little venture cost you? And has anything else sprung up after the repair? You know, just trying to get a heads up on what to expect when I walk into the workshop. Cheers for the guidance, much appreciated!
Hey! You hit the nail on the head there, it was no picnic dealing with those naughty valves. But hey, at least we're not talking major engine overhaul, right? Anyway, you're gonna love this part. I was all set to hear a gruesome total when I picked up my ride after the fix, but guess what? The repair didn't cost me a thing. A sweet, glorious 0.00 €! Can you believe it? The repair shop honored their warranty, and the air conditioning system job was fully covered. It was like striking gold! And to answer your other query, it's been delightfully quiet on the car-problem-front since then. No nasty surprises post-repair. The A/C has been behaving itself beautifully, all temperatures and ventilations right as rain. Hope your ride's A/C problem gets squared away soon. And fingers crossed you hit the warranty jackpot like I did! Cheers!
Hiya, Wow, a completely covered repair, eh? Now that is a win, my! Must have felt like Christmas came early. Hope I'm just as lucky and strike a similar warranty gold. Fingers and toes crossed! Good to know that handling faulty valves didn't open up a Pandora's Box of other issues. Relieved to hear that all's been well since then. From the sound of things, my best bet is to head straight to my mechanic, have a chat about the potential A/C valves issue, get 'em fixed, and hope for a magic warranty save. Can't thank you enough for your input. You've helped me get a good handle on things. Now, onto the repair challenge! Cheers!
Hey there, Sure thing, had a similar issue with my 2010 Hyundai Elantra (diesel, around 42,000 KM in). Turned out to be defective individual valves in the A/C system, like you suspected. This had messed with the coolant flow, hence the lack of cooling efficiency. It wasn't a minor overlook, needed some bit of work to fix it up. Annoying? Absolutely. Serious? Kinda depends on how you look at it. It's not gonna make your car roll over and die, but you sure as heck ain't gonna have a comfortable summer drive until it's sorted out. My lad at the garage managed to replace the faulty valves and gave the whole system a nice check-up at the same. Got nice, chilly A/C back after that. Hope that helps. Good luck with the repairs! Cheers.