What Causes the Nissan X-Trail's Air Conditioning to Not Cool at Idle Speed?

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Under normal circumstances, the air conditioning in the Nissan X-Trail provides strong cooling performance. Generally, poor air conditioning cooling is mostly caused by refrigerant leakage or poor heat dissipation from the condenser. When the air conditioning does not cool at idle speed, the following aspects should be considered. Insufficient Refrigerant: Refrigerant loss is primarily due to leakage. If the condenser is leaking, it needs to be replaced. To check for leaks, fluorescent dye is usually added to the refrigerant oil, and a specialized UV light is used to locate the leak points. Another relatively simple method, applicable when the leakage is severe, is to observe the condenser surface through the front grille for signs of oil stains, which usually indicate a condenser leak. Dirty Condenser: The air conditioning condenser and radiator are located at the front of the vehicle. While driving, air flows through the central intake grille, carrying debris such as fluff, leaves, and other dirt, which can accumulate on the condenser and radiator surfaces.