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What Causes Weak Airflow in a Van's Air Conditioning System?

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DiWalter
07/29/25 3:41pm
The reasons for weak airflow in a van's air conditioning system are as follows: 1. Airflow Direction Selection: Check if the car's AC airflow direction is incorrectly set. If the airflow is directed towards the windshield or side windows, the airflow entering the cabin will feel weak. 2. Blower Motor Malfunction: A faulty blower motor can result in reduced airflow from the AC vents. If the blower motor experiences a short circuit or power loss, the air volume delivered by the car's AC will naturally decrease. If the issue lies with the blower motor, it is recommended to have it inspected and repaired by a professional auto repair shop, as it is not something the owner can handle independently. 3. Air Filter Problem: A dirty air filter can obstruct the airflow from the AC. The air filter is designed to filter out impurities from the air entering the cabin. If too many impurities accumulate, it will affect the airflow from the vents.
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