In August, the air conditioner in my car (2003 Ford Taurus) quit working - it would only blow hot air. I took it to Firestone and they replaced compressor, clutch, orifice tube, accumulator, and a belt. I'm not a mechanically-minded person, so I trusted that all of that was necessary (or at the very least, not a bad idea). It cost over $1000 for everything, but at least my air conditioner was working again, right?
Wrong! It quit working again after about two weeks, and I haven't had the time to take it back up to have them look at it again - and I don't know if I want to... I'm afraid they'll charge me again to fix the problem they should have fixed the first time, right?
In any case, after it quit working a second time, it would only blow hot air for a few weeks. Now it won't blow any air at all, unless I set everything to max... and even then, it only blows warm air.
Any ideas?
Wrong! It quit working again after about two weeks, and I haven't had the time to take it back up to have them look at it again - and I don't know if I want to... I'm afraid they'll charge me again to fix the problem they should have fixed the first time, right?
In any case, after it quit working a second time, it would only blow hot air for a few weeks. Now it won't blow any air at all, unless I set everything to max... and even then, it only blows warm air.
Any ideas?