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If there are issues with the climate control system in a 2014 Honda CR-V, there could be a few possible causes. A malfunctioning blend actuator motor would prevent you from adjusting the air temperature or airflow intensity. If the fan motor is faulty, the air may not circulate properly, although you may hear noise when it is turned on. If none of the controls are functioning, it is likely that a fuse has blown. In this case, locate the fuse box either under the hood or to the left of the steering wheel. Fuses are easy to replace, so this is a good starting point for troubleshooting. Additionally, a faulty temperature sensor located near the fan motor could cause erratic behavior and incorrect temperature readings from the actuator.
The top three causes for your 2014 Honda CRV's air conditioning not functioning are a refrigerant leak, electrical problems with the climate control system, or issues with the AC compressor.
I'm experiencing the same issue with my car, which I've been reporting ever since I bought it. The dealer never properly looked into it, and now that the warranty has expired with only 24,000 miles on the clock, Honda claims there are no AC issues with their vehicles. Repair costs are estimated at over $2,000, with additional costs possible. Honda's offer for assistance was disappointing. The more people who speak up about this online, the more attention it will get!
I completely hear what you're all saying. When I got my Honda in 2014, it only had a few miles on it. I used to tell my husband that this car didn't cool as well as my 2005 Honda CRV did for 9 years. I've never had any issues with any of my Honda cars over the 30+ years I've owned them. However, with this 2014 Honda CRV, I've been nothing but trouble with the air conditioner not cooling the car. I've taken it to the dealership, but they couldn't find any issues. It reminds me of when my gas tank was leaking fuel. I took it back five times, and they insisted there was nothing wrong until they eventually found a hole in the tank line. They finally fixed it. So, I can empathize with what you all are going through.
Ever since I purchased my SUV CRV, I have been experiencing issues with the air conditioning not providing sufficient cool air. I have visited the dealer twice, but they insist that everything is perfectly fine and there is nothing wrong. However, the air still doesn't cool enough and I feel misled as the problem remains unresolved.