Chevrolet Suburban air conditioning failure due to leaking condenser requiring coolant refill and replacement on Chevrolet Suburban

Some Chevrolet Suburban owners report experiencing air conditioning failures due to leaking condensers, which can necessitate coolant refills and replacements. This issue has been particularly noted in models from 2007 to 2017, where cracks in the A/C condenser can occur from water freezing inside it. Insufficient refrigerant levels, often a result of these leaks, lead to the air conditioning system not blowing cold air. Additionally, owners of 2015-2017 Suburbans have reported problems with cracked combination transmission fluid and A/C condenser coolers, further contributing to refrigerant leaks and system deactivation. As a result, the air conditioning systems in these vehicles may develop cracks, lose pressure, and ultimately fail to provide cooled air, impacting overall comfort.