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My cars ac blows cold but it doesn’t blow hard enough?

I was told that it may be a vacuum leak where a seal is loose. How much does this usually cost to fix? How can I fix it myself? I have a 2004 Chrysler crossfire.

Update:

Thanks for the answer. Can you please give me more detail as to how to fix a loose air or vacuum hose? Is it hard or easy? How much would it cost someone to just tighten these hoses? Couldn’t find the answer on google. Thanks.

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  • 2 months ago

    If the blower motor is not blowing hard enough i has nothing to do with the AC system.

  • Anonymous
    2 months ago

    Replace the cabin filter if it has one.  Check for a dirty blower and bad blower motor or resistor/resistor module.  Check for loose or disconnected ducting.  Clean the evaporator coils.  You might need to see a car AC specialist to get the coils cleaned.

  • Anonymous
    2 months ago

    If that's the problem, could be lose air hose, lose vacuum hose, defective vacuum motor, bad controller, etc etc etc.  The cost will depend upon whether it is a Chrysler part # or a Mercedes part #.

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