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Seeking Advice on 2006 Hyundai Accent's Heating/Cooling System and Quality Mechanic Recommendations

Insufficient Cooling/Heating

Air conditioning blows warm air

Hey there, I've got a 2006 Hyundai Accent, gas engine and around 42568 KM on the clock. Recently, my AC started blowing warm air and the heating/cooling system seems funky too. Thought it might be a dodgy air quality sensor. Anyone ever had a similar issue? Also, had a rough time with my last mechanic visit, so any solid mechanic suggestions would really help. Cheers!

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JohannaHof

Hey! Your situation reminds me of the issues I had with my 2009 Hyundai Elantra. Turns out it was actually a defective line/cable from the sensor, very much like you're suspecting in your case. In my situation the AC started acting up and the temperature was all over the place, just like your Accent. Had the same concerns with my heating/cooling system too. The issue was serious enough to directly impact the comfort, performance, and overall operation of the car. Ended up taking it to a local garage which I trust, and they sorted it out no problem. They had to replace that faulty line/cable from the sensor. After the repair, both AC and heating system were working like charms. It's not a minor issue, so better get it addressed sooner rather than later. For finding a good mechanic, I'd look up the local garage reviews and word of mouth is a good source most times. Anyway, hope that helps and you get your Accent sorted out soon. Good luck! Cheers!

LisSommer20 (Author)

Hey your tale rings a bell. I'm facing pretty much the same dodgy situation with my Accent. Reading about how your issue got sorted gives me a solid lead on what could be wrong with mine. The whole temperature chaos in my car is driving me nuts too! Just wanted to check, do you happen to remember roughly what the repair set you back? And has there been any other issues since they replaced the sensor cable? I'd hate to think I get this fixed and another problem pops up right afterwards. Thanks a bunch for your help. Cheers!

JohannaHof

Hey! Totally understand where you're coming from! The good news is that after I went through with the repair, there have been no other problems. Everything's been smooth sailing since then. The bad air quality sensor signal, which was a headache for me, got sorted after seeing the mechanic. In terms of cost, the whole operation for replacing the defective cable line from the sensor set me back by 95.00€. Not really a bank breaker, considering how the whole issue was throwing the car's temperature system into chaos! But it was worth every penny to get it fixed and not having to deal with another problem popping up after this one was resolved. Hope this gives you some insight and puts your worries at ease. The sooner you get it sorted, the better. All the best with your Accent, fingers crossed it all works out! Cheers!

LisSommer20 (Author)

Hey! This sounds really reassuring. Your response definitely puts my mind at ease, especially knowing that there's been no problems since you got the sensor cable fixed. I'm relieved to hear the cost was under a 100.00€, that's not too hefty at all. You're right about tackling this issue as soon as possible; the temperature disruption is absolutely driving me up the wall! I'll consider the local garages and check out the reviews before deciding. Your help's been greatly appreciated. Here's hoping my experience ends up being as smooth as yours was. I'll probably start looking for a mechanic first thing tomorrow. Thanks heaps for your advice. Stay cool! Cheers!

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