it should be blowing cold air(wish mine did)but really though you might try to adjust the warm air control i think we are on the same page i found out if you turn your control knob all the way counter clock wise to the coldest postition it closes the vent from the outside, the recyle should kick on and not allow outside air to come in even if the controler is turned off
Hire a fix-it guy?
If your ac is making noises or is blowing hot air instead of cold
55 degrees to 60 degrees
does fan door motorized or on a vaccuum line when you switch from AC to defrost?
Actually, the AC is always blowing cold air. Its just that sometimes your nerves can't feel it because your body is used to it.
your blower may be bad. your ac clutch may be bad
It usually means that your system has developed a leak. Your AC system is charged with freon gas. If a certain amount leaks out, a safety device prevents the AC compressor from starting. Without the compressor, no cold air.
you may be low on freon and jsut need a good charge of R134a
This means your Jimmy is pregnant with a Jenny.
Is is blowing hot air on the drivers side, or nothing at all? If it is blowing hot air even though you have the thermostat set on cold - it could be the heat actuator. It will occasionally do this after about 75000 miles or so. Mine started at 114000 miles and if you turn it off and turn it back on - it will start blowing cold again...$400 repair. Hope this helps.
Possible low freon.
Kinda, but it'd be real inefficent and expensive. Think about it: at one end of the room you have the AC making cold air. At the other end you have the fan, blowing that cold air out of the room. Means the AC has to take in new warm air from the outside and cool it. You're better off having a large portion of the air in the room recirculating. That way the AC doesn't have to work that hard.