Hey there, Ran into something similar with my 2012 Hyundai Sonata a while back. The blowers didn't work efficiently and it seemed like an AC control panel issue at first. Went to a reliable mechanic - the issue wasn't the control panel, it was actually a Cable connection gone bust. It wasn't exactly a minor issue since the AC system is pretty vital, especially during summer. The mechanics had to do quite a bit of work, replaced the defective cable connection and checked the functionality of the AC system thoroughly afterward to ensure it was good to go. Before you go rushing around though, do remember it could be anything. Cable was my issue, yours might differ. Always good to get a professional check - can save a lot of time and potentially some other breakdowns. Cheers hope that helps!

Hey! Thanks for the quick rundown. Kinda gives me a rough idea about what might be the issue. Just curious, any recollection of how much you had to shell out for that cable connection fix? And did you ever run into anything related since the fix? Hit me up with any deets. Appreciate your help, cheers!

Hey! Sure thing! So, getting that Cable connection sorted definitely burned a small hole in my wallet, coughed up a cool 210.00€ for that. But hey, really think it was absolutely worth every penny. Cars can be a bit fickle right! Since the job was done, the old Hyundai's been pretty much smooth sailing. Our trusty mechanic did a stellar job fixing that AC control panel defect. No more sweating buckets while stuck in traffic, eh! Remember, it's all about finding the right mechanic who'll look into it properly and won't leave you high and dry. Here's hoping your issue gets straightened out just as well. Keep us posted! Take care!

Hey there, That's a fair price for getting cool air back, especially when summer is around the corner. It does give me some confidence knowing that your fix remained solid until now. Your story reminds me that behind every problem there's a reliable mechanic with a fix. Fingers crossed, I find mine too. And sure thing, I'll drop an update here once the job's done. Really appreciate your advice and for keeping the conversation light. Cheers, catch you around!