Updated Pressure Cycling Switch Available to Fix Frozen AC Evaporator: Jeep Wrangler Heating & Air Conditioning

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The AC evaporator may freeze after extended use of the air conditioner. The output may feel low due to the restricted evaporator. Once the ice buildup melts, the AC operates normally. A revised low pressure cycling switch is available which may fix this concern.

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4 model years affected

Average mileage: 67,750 miles

(67,750 - 67,750)

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Updated Pressure Cycling Switch Available to Fix Frozen AC Evaporator on Jeep Wrangler

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