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Old 06-27-2020, 10:29 PM
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AC Warm on passenger side
It was a humid day today and noticed that the passenger side AC was not really all that cold but the drivers side was cold. I know on my e38 this is usually a heater valve problem but those are a little different with the aux water pump integrated into them. I've read on the x5, this typically is a low gas issue or is this a heater valve issue as well?
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