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    Default A6 Air Conditioning : Car Too Warm – 22-01-2009,09:07 PM
    Hi this is my first post so forgive the divvy question. My A6 AIR CONDITIONING does not cool the car, the centre vents respond but nothing else and the car remains uncomfortably warm. Has any one had similar problem is a thermostat issue or gas ?
    Also does any one know of a good and reasonably priced independent in the merseyside area ? Thanks Jim
     
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    Default Re: A6 Air Conditioning : Car Too Warm – 22-01-2009,09:27 PM
    Hi No it has nothing to do with the thermostat,it would be more a problem with the temperature regulating motor for the AC.You will need to have a fault code read.
     
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