Laco

Don't know how normal it is, but my 2007 AC makes a similar noise, but only when its over 100 degrees outside, like 105 or more. As soon as it cools down, the noise disappears. Its been doing this since it was new, is no worse now than it was six years ago when it was new. Haven't heard it yet this year, as our temps have so far only reached the high 90's, but expect to this summer when it gets over 100 again. Haven't worried about it, sure doesn't affect its ability to cool.

cornwalis

Culd be the bearings in the ac comprossor. Had it happen to me on another car after a while of using it. It pluged my hole system with metal shavings and had to replace he entire. Ac system. Maybe cheeper in the long run to have the ac tested. Maybe use a pipe as a stethoscope to pin ponint the sound

alexrckid

had this deal on my 2006 HHR....but, have to imagine that chevy fixed it by now....

https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...owl#post419010

alexrckid

had to do with actual reverberation of refrigerent in the high pressure line...the replacement lines(s) included a section of rubber refrigerent hose that absorbed the reverb....the original lines were solid without a rubber section......a new rubber isolator mounting bracket was part of the fix, as well...i know that this is probably not your situation......just food for thought

Laco

I seem to recall that high pressure line vibration mentioned some time ago. It really is so infrequent, at least in my case, I have, and plan to do nothing about it.

The Real Subzero

Mine does this now. what is the solution????

makes whining noise and is escalated with acceleration.

is it the blower motor, can clutch, as clutch.... it still blows cold.

I need this fixed. AZ is HOT and my wife need ac for her meds and health issues.

killerdealz

The problem is the blower motor right behind the glove box

RJ_RS_SS_350

It's been over 3 years since they posted this...

aradmahogany

Hey RJ our new forum member probably didnt look at the post date, as the newbies seem to never do haha

Oldblue

We've all done it!