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Well, it was finally warm enough in OHIO to need the AC yesterday.  Driving home for 1.5 hours with just the windows down because the AC doesn't work.  How was this not caught at the factory?  Well... guess I'll be calling the local dealer again but it's not exactly convenient.  Wish me luck.

Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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You have a brand new truck with full bumper to bumper which is the good news.

Everything mechanical can and will fail at some point in time.

Or it is possible that something was not tightened at the factory or simply that R1234 refrigerant was left out.

You will be up and running cool and comfortable in no time :thumbs:

 

 

econometrics Senior Enthusiast

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3 hours ago, Sierra Dan said:

Or it is possible that something was not tightened at the factory or simply that R1234 refrigerant was left out.

You will be up and running cool and comfortable in no time :thumbs:

 

 

There have been other reports on here of this very thing. Take it into the dealer, and they should be able to fix you up quickly. 

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Pyrojodge

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Well made it into the shop today.  Looks like the condenser is leaking.  They asked if I'd hit anything with the truck?  Um no... Ok, then it should be covered.  I hope they don't try to screw me over this. Hopefully I get it back tomorrow...

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Pyrojodge

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Well, I was told they replaced the condenser and I was charged -0- so fingers crossed no more issues...

Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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I hope your condenser issue does not become a swarm of them like it has for us earlier '14-'16 K2 owners.

This is/was a notorious issue. 

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