Air conditioner in 2000 town and country van is producing hot air...not just outside air temp, but hotter air than outside. freon is o.k., compressor is working, but switches on dashboard seem to not function as they once did. just had right front headlight assembly replaced after minor accident...altough this may be unrelated to a/c problem. what could the a/c problem be?

SOURCE: Freon leak under dashboard

The leak is the evaporator which is in the dash.The complete dash has to come out to remove the hvac plenum to remove the evaporator.It is about a 7 to 10 hour job.The factory evap.core is about $475 and what ever the labor rate is for the repair shop.Hope this helps.Good luck.

SOURCE: 2002 chrysler town and country

Fuse blown , poor ground, or power wire to dash module disconnected--Solution 1/check &/or replace fuse 2/ check ground wire to module 3/ Check to see if wire disconnected--very hard to work under a dash board. may have to get technician.

SOURCE: Number of fuse for dashboard

If you have an owners manual it will list exact size should be a 15 or 25 amp

SOURCE: I need to know what

R134a

SOURCE: 1997 town & country stalls intermittently. ...

I had the same problem in the past with the lights. I repaired it by removing the the dash panel and re-soldering the pins where the harness plugs into. I am currently having the stall issue. in my research it seems to be the crank shaft sensor. I was told that the crank shaft sensor and the cam sensor work together and have decided to change them both along with the gas filter.