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probably needs freon. Add a can of R134a and see if it helps. they both run off same system but rear has exapnsion valve (more sensitive to low charge) than front fixed orifice tube design.
the most common cause would be a slow leak in the system, and Freon might have been lost, causing warm air to blow
Simply recharging an A/C system never fixes anything,so it needs to be checked for leaks
Look for leaks around the A/C hoses and compressor. You may just be low on Freon. When the pressure in your lines (amount of gas in your ac lines) is low, the ac will just cutout hence blowing hot air. try adding some freon.
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