Well I've had my Telluride about four months and it's back in the shop for the second time. First to replace faulty gaskets in the differential and now the A/C doesn't work. It will blow cold for 15 minutes and then blow hot. I was told it's most likely a faulty compressor.
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Telluride no A/C
- Thread author Cjohnston
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Update: Apparently the system was overfilled with freon. This caused the system to shut down and the compressor to freeze up. The system was "evaced" and refilled to the correct level. As of now it is cooling properly.
Second update: It's back in the shop and they don't know what the heck is wrong with the A/C.
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Third update: I was told it has a bad compressor, which is what was suspected originally. Of course parts have to be ordered. So, faulty gaskets on the differential and a bad a/c compressor, but who's counting. I never had a problem with my KIA Borrego.
Tim-in-CA
FOUNDING MEMBER
They should comp you for something. You've not had functioning AC for 2 weeks (and likely more)
