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In a Dubai summer, a weak air conditioner turns your Porsche from a pleasure into an oven. Common causes include refrigerant leaks, a blocked or corroded condenser, a failing compressor or a tired blower motor. On the 911 and 718, the AC condensers sit behind the front bumper intakes, where they collect sand, leaves and road debris and can corrode over time. Orange Auto diagnoses Porsche AC faults properly, finds leaks before recharging, and repairs the system with genuine or quality OEM parts and the correct refrigerant for your model.
We measure vent temperatures and check whether the problem is weak cooling, no cooling, airflow or a smell.
The climate control module is scanned for faults, and system pressures are read to narrow down the cause.
Pipes, joints, condensers and the compressor are checked for leaks, so we fix the cause rather than just topping up gas.
Condensers are inspected for blockage and corrosion, and cooling fans are tested, since poor airflow over the condenser reduces cooling in traffic.
Leaking parts, condensers, compressors, blowers or flap motors are repaired or replaced once you approve the quote.
The system is vacuum tested and recharged with the correct refrigerant type and quantity for your Porsche.
The cabin filter is checked or replaced, and vent temperatures are measured again to confirm the repair.
Engine running hot as well? See Porsche engine repair for cooling system work. Climate control display or electrical faults? Try Porsche electrical repair.
On 911 and 718 models, cleaning debris from the front condensers regularly helps cooling and slows corrosion.
If the AC needed gas, it has a leak. Recharging without fixing the leak only buys a short time.
A damp smell usually means a dirty cabin filter or evaporator. A filter change and cleaning treatment often fixes it.
Have the AC checked in spring, before the peak heat, when the workshop is quieter and parts are easier to source.
Why is my Porsche AC blowing warm air?Common causes are a refrigerant leak, a blocked or damaged condenser, a fan fault or a failing compressor. Testing shows which one.
Which refrigerant does my Porsche use?Older models use R134a and newer models use R1234yf. We use the correct type for your car.
How long does AC repair take?A leak test and recharge is often same-day. Parts replacement can take longer depending on availability.
Book your Porsche AC repair at Orange Auto in Al Quoz or Nad Al Hamar, or see all our Porsche services. Call or WhatsApp us, or ask for a free quote using the form above.