Kevin lambright

My 22 high country refresh does the same thing but at times will quit blowing out the vents until you shut off the truck and wait 5 minutes and it might start blowing blowing again. It sounds like a jet plane as all dampers have closed but the blower is still blowing. So far have changed temp switch, recalibrated all damper relays, changed the evaporator core. First time I left it was told had too much Freon and cleared and recharged the system. I keep telling them it’s electrical tied into the new radio system and being told no it’s not. The Chevrolet engineers are involved with the last two times it was in and waiting for it to happen again

My 22 high country seems to just close all damper doors. They keep throwing parts at it, evaporator core is the last thing. They are telling me it’s freezing up but when it happens it sounds like a jet plane. You can shut the truck down, wait three minutes and it works just fine. I keep telling them it is electrical issue. So the auto workers are on strike and they can’t make a 70k truck without issues. If I did that at my job, either one of them, I would kill someone or blow something up. get the dealer to call the Chevrolet engineers, start a trail of paperwork, and have them dig deeper

Have a 22 high country that will just quit blowing anywhere, left at dealer 4 plus times and the last two times I had them call up Chevrolet. The supposed smart people changed a temp sensor and the last time changed the evaporator core. Waiting for it to mess up again. Go above the dealer, have them make a ticked and call the engineers at Chevrolet

Just an update on my a/c issues on my refreshed 22 High Country. Has been in the shop for the 4th time over a week. Chevrolet TAC team, technical assistance, now is telling the dealer to change the evaporator out. This will be done tomorrow and since this is the fourth time in the shop for this I am edging towards Texas lemon law the next time. I really don’t trust the a/c to work right. I have already been looking for a truck and wanting to know if anyone else has had an issue so bad they lemon laced a vehicle or just had Chevrolet just buy it back

I have a 2022 3.0 high country 1500 and the a/c with quit blowing out the vents. There is a jet plane sound behind the radio screen and not blowing anywhere. It started a month after I bought the truck and now at the dealer for the fourth time with no solution. They have: 1st, evacuated and recharged the a/c. 2nd: had Chevrolet engineer say to change a temperature sensor at the evaporator. This time I was told it was freezing up. 3rd: reset and calibrated all the damper controls 4th: waiting on another Chevrolet engineer to reply. The problem is that you never know when it will happen, if you shut the truck off for 5 minutes and turn back on the system works again. Might be a month or a few days before it does it again. Now they are saying they might change the compressor due to a plugged or bad valve in the compressor. I have left it over a week, told the owner to drive it home see if it will replicate but he will need to fill it up and detail it (gotta have some kind of comedy relief). Biggest question; has anyone heard of this before? My next step is lemon law and get another truck but I love the 3.0 diesel and being a high country that I wanted I just don’t want to pursue that unless I have to. Thanks in advance

I have a 2022 3.0 high country 1500 and the a/c with quit blowing out the vents. There is a jet plane sound behind the radio screen and not blowing anywhere. It started a month after I bought the truck and now at the dealer for the fourth time with no solution. They have: 1st, evacuated and recharged the a/c. 2nd: had Chevrolet engineer say to change a temperature sensor at the evaporator. This time I was told it was freezing up. 3rd: reset and calibrated all the damper controls 4th: waiting on another Chevrolet engineer to reply. The problem is that you never know when it will happen, if you shut the truck off for 5 minutes and turn back on the system works again. Might be a month or a few days before it does it again. Now they are saying they might change the compressor due to a plugged or bad valve in the compressor. I have left it over a week, told the owner to drive it home see if it will replicate but he will need to fill it up and detail it (gotta have some kind of comedy relief). Biggest question; has anyone heard of this before? My next step is lemon law and get another truck but I love the 3.0 diesel and being a high country that I wanted I just don’t want to pursue that unless I have to. Thanks in advance

Hey guys, have a question before I just get rid of the truck. I have a 22 high country with the 3.0 diesel. Love the truck and the great mileage I get but have had an a/c issue since I got it. When driving, has happened about ten times, the a/c will quit blowing out of the vents and sound like a jet plane blowing behind the radio but not coming out any vents. It has been to the dealer too many times, been left three times, and no one can fix it. I was told can’t replicate the problem, next time it was all frozen up and was asked if I had put any Freon in it. That time they evacuated and recharged. The third time they called Chevrolet and was told to change a temp sensor that controls the a/c as it was froze up again. It happened again the other day and the dealer has been in contact with Chevrolets techs and now am not hearing a thing from them. It should have been in the shop a total of 6 times but I didn’t want to leave it when they had zero ideas of what is causing it to happen. Ready to trade it back in but hate to as, at 59, this is the first really fancy truck I have ever owned, always bought a regular or used truck. Any help would be appreciated