Now that you mention it, AC is very weak...

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Montag

Discussion Starter · Nov 11, 2005

I just read here that someone had problems with their Armada AC. I purchased an Armada in August and I noticed the same thing. Considering I live in Colorado and I noticed it makes me wonder what it'll be like when I drive to Texas?

Is this a known issue and what should I do to get the dealer to fix it. Can he fix it or is it a design flaw?

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Montag

Discussion Starter · #4 · Nov 11, 2005

92TripleBlack said:
There is a TSB on this. Let the dealer know you are having problems. It seems to turn off if you aren't moving.

Thanks for the heads up on the AC problem.

Any idea of what actually causes this? I couldn't believe I bought a monster SUV with bad a air conditioner. I hope the fix is a permanent one and not a tie over till the warranty expires.

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Montag

Discussion Starter · #8 · Nov 12, 2005

FL_Crushin said:
I think it has to do with the more environmentally friendly coolant called Puron that the industry is being forced to go to. Does anyone know if Nissan is using this stuff?

I don't think it's the chemical as other new cars don't have the problem. I could tell right away there was something wrong with the AC when I first started to use it. It was real weak. The air blew ok, just not cold.

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