Mazda CX5 2022 Air Conditioning Issue: Warm Air and Possible Compressor Trouble

Hey, sounds like a right bummer in this sizzling weather. I had a similar issue with my 2019 Mazda CX3 not long ago. Out of the blue, my car's AC started blowing warm air. Same as you, I suspected something off with the AC compressor. So off I went to my trusty local garage. Turns out, diagnosis was spot on, the AC compressor was the culprit, had to be completely replaced, nothing else to do. It was a bit of a job, but thankfully not something super serious like engine or transmission. So, just get it checked pronto and you should be rolling with cool air again in no time. Good luck!

Hey there! ain't it the pits when the AC gives up the ghost just when you need it the most? Had the same bother with my old Mazda recently. Much the same diagnosis too, compressor was on the fritz. Glad to hear it wasn't anything more bank-breaking for you though. Do you recall ballpark what you paid for getting your AC compressor fixed? And curious how your Mazda's been running since, any more dramas cropped up?

Hey! Yeah, gotta admit, it was a bit of a downer when the AC turned traitor in the middle of summer. Well, if memory serves, the repair set me back about 625 € for replacing that faulty component. Not quite a steal, but could've been worse, eh? Since getting it fixed, my Mazda's been a dream, no more problems. The mechanic did a smashing job on the AC compressor, it's been switched off exactly as it should be, no repeat performances from the heat show. So yeah it's all in the past now! Hope this helps, and your Mazda finds its chill again soon!

Hey! I feel ya, a dodgy AC in summer, that's a nightmare scenario. Wow, 625 € is a bit of a bruise to the wallet, but good to know I need to brace for something in that vicinity. Glad to hear your Mazda has been running smooth since the repair, gives me something to look forward to. Cheers for the details and heads up much appreciated. Off to sort out my ride now, fingers crossed it'll be cool times ahead. You've been a lifesaver!