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Hot Airconditioner? What's wrong with my 2006 Mazda3S?

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Old March-21st-2012 | 11:32 AM
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Cool Hot Airconditioner? What's wrong with my 2006 Mazda3S?

I'm a 2nd owner of MAZDA3 (2006, 2.3l, S, Auto).
I'm very satisfied with it except A/C.
It blowing hot air!

I tried with both Auto Climate Control & Manual A/C.
Confirmed that AC light on.

I couldn't hear ticking sound of relay, but I think that it's normal to other vehicles nowaday.

There's very little sound other than engine while A/C is on.
Is it compressor?

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Update:
After a certain time passed from start Mazda, A/C started to work (cold air blown... but occasionally).
While it works, I can hear ticking of relay whenever I turn on/off A/C.

It might be some electrical problem.

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Old May-24th-2012 | 04:07 PM
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2006 Mazda 3 Hot AC

Hey,

Mazda 3 2006 2.3L

I have had the same issue for a couple of days now, blowing hot air... did you find what was wrong with it??
Old May-24th-2012 | 04:16 PM
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Your AC blowing hot air is usually limited to 2 problems.

1. you are low on refrigerant . This could be caused by a leak. I would take it to a shop and have them check your refrigerant pressure

2. Your compressor is not working right. Lets just hope it's number 1.

If you have hot blowing on 1 side but not the other it could number 1 again.
It could also be a problem with a HVAC door in the housing.

I would have a shop check your refrigerant level and compression
Old May-25th-2012 | 08:32 AM
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I am taking it to the shop on monday... hope its just a leak or low on refrigerant...

thanks for the reply
Old May-30th-2012 | 02:03 PM
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any luck? What was the final problem?
Old May-30th-2012 | 02:11 PM
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It was because of bad relay.
Changed and cool.
Old May-30th-2012 | 02:19 PM
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oh I'll remember that, that's an easy fix and easy check. Glad it wasn't a leak or a problem with the compressor.
Old July-18th-2012 | 08:58 AM
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Guys, I am having the same issue with 2006 Mazda3, can you be more specific on the relay location? Are we talking about the compressor relay?

Appreciate your help.

Thanks, luiso16

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Old July-18th-2012 | 12:52 PM
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i'm suprised it's the relay too - BTW, the relay is under the hood next to the battery. The AC one is the same size as things like the horn - so swap a couple of the relays that are the same size / part number and see if that fixes it.

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