Why is my 2014 chevy silverado ac not working?

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Ryan S. December 21, 2020
The most common explanations for air conditioning to stop operating in the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado include not blowing cold or insufficient air pressure. Problems are sometimes due to a problem with temperature control, refrigerant leakage or a defective air conditioning device compressor. To see if You have any leaks or if the A/C compressor wants any refrigerant, You should get an A/C pressure scale. It is typically advised to take it to an auto repair shop to get a report because they have the best equipment for diagnosing cracks and other issues. If it is the A/C compressor or the engine that would cause You to buy a new device, the A/C repair will become very costly. The repair prices, including components and labour, would vary from $500 to $700.
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Melinda R. April 10, 2020
The most common reasons your 2014 chevy silverado ac is not working are a refrigerant leak, an electrical climate control issue, or a problem with the air conditioning compressor.
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John Albert August 26, 2022
I have a 2014 Silverado LTZ and my Air Condition broke a couple years ago and I put it in the shop to have it fixed and they charged me $1600 as far as I know not too long after that they had a recall on some bracket that was connectedI have a 2014 Silverado LTZ and my Air Condition broke a couple years ago and I put it in the shop to have it fixed and they charged me $1600 as far as I know not too long after that they had a recall on some bracket that was connected to the AC hose and it causes something to tear a brake on the AC line and then the Freon leaks out well it happened to me again and I am trying to see if I can get General Motors to repair at this time at their cost because evidently they didn’t fix the problem that caused it to happen from the first time
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John ellison December 7, 2023
Mine was just the a/c clutch. Look in engine bay and see if it’s turning while it’s on. If not tap it with a hammer and if it clicks in then you only have to replace the clutch
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