Fishbones Posted July 14 Posted July 14 I just started having AC issues with my 2012 Sierra. The symptom is blowing warm air on all vents. Here is what I have checked so far. Compressor clutch appears to be engaging and cycling I checked all fuses and relay, no issues. The only thing I have notices is the short line that comes from the firewall is very cold / frosted. This line is approximately 12 inches long. The coldness stops when it hits the first line connector. As far as AC compressor - At first start the clutch engages, runs continually, Short AC line frosts up. After idling for several minutes the AC line thaws out some but is still cool and the compressor clutch starts cycling on and off every 5 seconds. Any suggestions on what to look at next would be appreciated.
newdude Posted July 14 Posted July 14 2 hours ago, Fishbones said: I just started having AC issues with my 2012 Sierra. The symptom is blowing warm air on all vents. Here is what I have checked so far. Compressor clutch appears to be engaging and cycling I checked all fuses and relay, no issues. The only thing I have notices is the short line that comes from the firewall is very cold / frosted. This line is approximately 12 inches long. The coldness stops when it hits the first line connector. As far as AC compressor - At first start the clutch engages, runs continually, Short AC line frosts up. After idling for several minutes the AC line thaws out some but is still cool and the compressor clutch starts cycling on and off every 5 seconds. Any suggestions on what to look at next would be appreciated. Needs a manifold gauge hooked up and the pressures read. If you don't have one, time to take it to a shop and have it diagnosed. 1
GMCustomerService Posted Monday at 10:37 PM Posted Monday at 10:37 PM Thanks for bringing your HVAC concerns to our attention. For further assistance, please fill out the form at https://s.gmc.com/support-request with all pertinent details so your concerns get routed properly. Kindly include your username along with additional details regarding your truck's AC concerns.
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