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Fiat Palio 2015 Owners Discuss A/C Issues and Share Mechanic Experiences
A/C System Not Engaging
Insufficient Cooling/Heating
Air conditioning blows warm air
4 comment(s)
Hey! Your experience sounds so similar to mine it's crazy! Sorry to hear you had to go through that, but glad to hear it's a problem that can be sorted out. I was totally fearing some major failure or something. Do you happen to recall what kind of dough you shelled out for the valve replacement? And, since you got it fixed, anything else decided to go all wonky with the A/C or is it smooth sailing for you now? Cheers for your help and advice!
Hey! Yeah, it was definitely a bit of a pain, but just a bump in the road. Now, as for the cost, you're gonna love this - the bill was a grand total of absolutely nothing! Zero, zip, zilch, naught! The garage sorted it all out for me free of charge. Said something about a goodwill gesture since I'd been a longtime customer. Guess loyalty pays off, eh? And as for any other issues – nope, not a single problem since replacing that faulty valve. She's been running as cool as a cucumber, solid, and reliable. Proof positive that a well-experienced mechanic can make all the difference. Say goodbye to sweltering in the car! Good luck with your A/C!
WOW! That's some excellent news. No cost? It's a real win to have a trusted garage that values a loyal customer. I've got to find a mechanic like that. Did stashing some extra change make the ordeal a bit easier! I'm thrilled to hear that your A/C's been solid since getting it fixed. Sounds like there's light at the end of this stuffy, warm tunnel after all. Thanks a ton for the guidance! Fingers crossed that the A/C repair goes just as smoothly for me. Cheers to your kindness!
Hey there! So, I drive a 2012 Fiat Bravo and faced the exact same issue about a year back. It was the peak of summer and trust me, it was super annoying to have an A/C that only threw warm air. Seems we are the victims of a common problem - Defective individual valves in the air conditioning system. I suspected an issue with the refrigerant at first, but when I took it down to the garage, the mechanic recognized the real problem right away, thanks to his years of experience. He did a quick diagnosis and pointed out that it's the individual valve of the A/C that was causing the chaos. It wasn't exactly a minor issue, but not something to lose sleep over either. The car was in the garage for a couple of days. Replacing the defective valve was all it really needed. Remember, keeping the A/C system well-maintained regularly can also prevent any such issues in the future. Hope this helps! Hang in there, and you'll have your A/C back in shape in no time. Good luck!