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Any time you notice the air conditioning is not blowing cold air in your Subaru, there is a problem with the AC unit. While not necessarily critical to your car driving from point A to point B, having a problem with your AC can easily ruin your day.nnWhenever the air conditioning system is not performing as it should be, a diagnosis must be performed. There are a number of issues that can cause your AC to not blow cold air, the common issues are low refrigerant, a leak in the AC system, or an issue with the AC compressor.nnSigns You Have A Leak In Your AC Systemnn📌Room temperature air is blowing from your vents when the AC is on.n📌Visible leaks around the AC compressor, lines, or inside the vehicle cabin. Leaks look like thin, liquid grease. (If you see anything like this, clean it up and check it again later, if you see it again you may have a leak).n📌There is ice on the compressor. This can happen when moisture is taking the place of the missing refrigerant.nnIf your AC has a low charge, you may simply need an AC recharge. This is very common and happens on most cars. The air conditioning system requires a specific amount of refrigerant, your Subaru loses about 2 ounces of refrigerant out of its system every year, even without having a leak. So it’s possible the AC system might just be low enough not to function correctly after a few years. You could also have a leak in your system or a larger problem.nnIt is also possible to have a full charge and your AC still does not blow cold air. There are many different circumstances that can cause issues with your AC. Bring your Subaru into Soobie Surgeons and we will diagnose your problem.