Started having a loud AC fan noise when the AC is running. Very annoying, Can hear it inside driving at highway speeds. AZ resident. Didn't hear the fan noise in any of the many test drives I had in several vehicles. Wasn't doing it when I took delivery the drive home or over the weekend or on Monday. Started yesterday evening on my drive home.
Not experiencing any AC fan noise other than the normal increase in sounds as you increase fan speed or set to Max. If you are getting something that is more like a hum or buzz, rather than the sound of high airflow, you may need to take it in.
Since you have four zone, did you isolate front or rear for the noise?
It's the external fan that cools the AC system not the internal cabin circulating fans. Sort of like the electric fan on a ICE that blows air through the radiator. As the system gets hotter it needs more and faster air to cool the system so you hear the fan "really" ramp up to an "annoying" level, very.
I'm also in AZ, and certainly hear is when preconditioning (as I walk from my work building - sounds like a street sweeper). I haven't heard it while driving though.
I noticed that as of the last update when I plug my car in to charge the cooling system kicks in and is quite loud. Heats up my garage significantly too! It turns off after a few minutes though so I am not worried. The car is probably trying to cool the battery a bit before starting the charge process.
I have experienced same loud noise, when I connect home charger to charge after 45 mile commute to work. Battery is cooling down. Car is in shop for AC repair for more than 3 weeks. AC quite on me.
Then why don't you go for ac repair if it sounds like a shuttle launch.
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