If the A/C system in your German auto blows cold on one side and warm on the other, the problem is usually with HVAC housing blend doors or temperature controls, not the A/C refrigerant charge. Stuck blend door actuators or incorrectly calibrated climate controls can send different temperature air to each side of the cabin.
You may notice “driver side cold, passenger warm” or the reverse, especially when mornings are chilly and afternoons are warm around Ann Arbor. Dual‑zone or multi-zone A/C systems are more prone to this because each side has its own blend doors and actuators, which can fail independently.
Stadium Auto Service can diagnose German auto HVAC blend door and control issues so your car's cabin stays evenly comfortable on those mixed‑temperature Michigan days.