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FEH, A/C based battery cooling system to Cabin air based sys

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My FEH 2006 has rear a/c problem and doesn't cool down battery. I thought that problem with belnd door. But when I turned off front a/c, rear a/c works well and cooled down battery. I has 3 options to fix
1. Change Compressor because of luck of pressure.
2. Change expantion valve.
3. Change a/c and heater switch.

Which one should i do first to solve issue?

Last night I removed blend door motor, inside panel driver back side and Hose. I also kept belnd doors open. Battery cooled by air form cabin now. It works but i have service light and message. anyone has idea how to convert cooling system from A?C based to Cabin air based?
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Yes, I am referring to the air conditioning brought into the hybrid battery via the coolant lines you can see on the underside of your vehicle especially near the rear driver's side wheel. i called it rear a/c. Coolant line get cold when i turned off front a/c and cools down battery. when i turn on a/c coolant line get warm and no cold air for battery. that is why i want to use cabin air to cool battery just like 2010 models.
Great answer. thanks. can i use scangauge2 to read codes?
My FEH 2006 has rear a/c problem and doesn't cool down battery. When I turned off front a/c, rear a/c works well and cooled down battery. I thought that belnd door motor is not working but problem was with a/c system. No service light.

I disconnect blend door motor and blend door. Blend door motor stays connected to elictric system. I made hole indeide panel, driver back side, and hose. Battery cooled by air form cabin now. It works but i have service light and message every morning. I turn off engine start again. No more light. I will post pics soon.
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