Why is there no air coming out of the car's air conditioning vents?
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There are several main reasons why a car's air conditioning may not blow air: Blower motor failure: As the core component responsible for air output, a malfunctioning blower motor will definitely result in no airflow. Possible causes of blower motor failure include overheating damage to internal coils or capacitor failure. Owners can diagnose this issue by turning the air conditioning fan speed to maximum and listening for blower motor operation. Clogged cabin air filter: This represents the most common cause of no airflow. The cabin air filter purifies outside air before it enters the vehicle interior, but also accumulates various airborne particles, making it prone to clogging. The filter can be removed for inspection - if not excessively dirty, cleaning it with compressed air and reinstalling may resolve the vent airflow issue.