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2025-2026 Jeep Compass, Renegade AC Not Cooling TSB

Jeep has issued Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 24-003-25, also known as Rapid Service Update (RSU) 25-173, to address insufficient cabin cooling in 2025-2026 Jeep Compass and Renegade vehicles. The issue is linked to an air conditioning refrigerant leak from the evaporator piping.

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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 11022177
TSB 24-003-25RSU 25-173Jeep RenegadeJeep CompassJeep CommanderAir conditioning provides insufficient cabin coolingair conditioning refrigerant leakevaporator pipingevaporator pipeFailure Code ZY
Jeep Compass
2025
Jeep Renegade
2025–2026

Jeep has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 24-003-25, also identified as Rapid Service Update (RSU) 25-173, to address concerns regarding the air conditioning system in certain 2025-2026 Jeep Compass and Renegade models. This bulletin specifically targets vehicles that may experience inadequate cabin cooling due to a refrigerant leak.

This TSB applies to 2025-2026 Jeep Renegade (B1), 2025-2026 Jeep Compass (M1), and 2025-2026 Jeep Commander (H1) vehicles. It covers units built on or after August 19, 2024 (MDH 0819XX) and on or before June 18, 2025 (MDH 0618XX). The bulletin is applicable to both North and South American markets.

Symptoms

Owners of affected vehicles may notice that their air conditioning system provides "Air conditioning provides insufficient cabin cooling." This means the vehicle's interior does not cool down as expected, even when the A/C is set to its coldest settings.

Cause

The primary cause identified for the insufficient cabin cooling is an "air conditioning refrigerant leak." This leak originates from the evaporator piping, specifically at its intermediate connection point within the A/C system.

Diagnosis

To determine if a vehicle is affected by TSB 24-003-25, technicians should first check the customer's VIN against the VIP system or the RSU VIN list. If the VIN is listed, the repair procedure should be performed. However, if a vehicle is not on the VIN list but exhibits the symptom of "Air conditioning provides insufficient cabin cooling," the repair procedure should still be followed to diagnose and potentially resolve the issue.

Repair Procedure Summary

The repair procedure outlined in TSB 24-003-25 involves an inspection and potential replacement of the evaporator piping. The steps are as follows:

  1. Preparation: Start the vehicle and activate the air conditioning system. Set the A/C to minimum temperature and maximum fan speed. Keep the hood open and allow the engine to run for at least 20 minutes to ensure the system is fully engaged.
  2. System Shut Down: After the 20-minute run time, turn the ignition to OFF.
  3. Locate Component: Identify the evaporator piping at its intermediate connection point. Technicians will refer to Figure 1 in the TSB for visual guidance on locating this component.
  4. Inspect for Leakage: Carefully inspect the evaporator piping to intermediate connection for any evidence of ice formation or excessive condensation, as shown in Figure 2 of the bulletin. These visual cues indicate a potential refrigerant leak.
  5. Decision Point: If ice or excessive condensation is observed, the technician should proceed to Step 6 for replacement. If no such evidence is found, the bulletin is considered completed for inspection purposes, and Labor Operation (LOP) 24-45-21-90 should be used to close the active RSU.
  6. Replacement (If Needed): If a leak is confirmed, the evaporator pipe must be replaced. Detailed service procedures for this replacement are available in DealerCONNECT/Service Library under Service Info > 5040A88 - Tubulação Do Evaporador À Conexão Intermediária - R.R..

Required Parts

For repairs requiring part replacement, the following components may be necessary:

  • Seal, A/C Line: EMEA - 11084083 or MOPAR - 06107235AA
  • Evaporator Pipe: EMEA - 7099626 or MOPAR - 68657569AA
  • R-134a Refrigerant: EMEA - 7079358 or MOPAR - 68447954AA (0.1L, for reimbursement only)

Labor Operations and Failure Code

Technicians will use specific labor operation numbers for this service action:

  • 24-45-21-91: Evaporator Pipe - Inspect (2 - Skilled) - 0.2 Hours
  • 24-45-21-92: Evaporator Pipe - Inspect and Replace (2 - Skilled) - 0.9 Hours

The associated Failure Code for this service action is ZY.

Important Warnings

Technicians performing this inspection and repair must adhere to mandatory Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) guidelines, including heat protection gloves, safety glasses, safety footwear, and appropriate clothing for the automotive environment. Additionally, for the South America (SA) market only, it is important to note that after applying this TSB, it is not necessary to send DID-I or DID-A.

Owner Action

If your 2025-2026 Jeep Compass or Renegade is experiencing "Air conditioning provides insufficient cabin cooling," it is recommended to contact your authorized Jeep dealership. The repairs described in TSB 24-003-25 are reimbursable within the provisions of your vehicle's warranty.


Source: NHTSA ID: 11022177

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is TSB 24-003-25 about?
TSB 24-003-25, also known as RSU 25-173, addresses the issue of insufficient cabin cooling in certain 2025-2026 Jeep Compass, Renegade, and Commander vehicles. It outlines a procedure to inspect and potentially replace the evaporator piping due to an A/C refrigerant leak.
Which Jeep models are affected by the AC insufficient cooling issue?
This bulletin applies to 2025-2026 Jeep Compass (M1) and 2025-2026 Jeep Renegade (B1) models, as well as 2025-2026 Jeep Commander (H1) vehicles, built within specific date ranges. The issue of Jeep Compass AC insufficient cooling is covered for these models.
What are the symptoms of this AC problem?
The primary symptom is that the air conditioning system provides "Air conditioning provides insufficient cabin cooling." This means the vehicle's interior does not cool down effectively when the A/C is running.
Is the repair for TSB 24-003-25 covered by warranty?
Yes, all repairs performed under TSB 24-003-25 are reimbursable within the provisions of the vehicle's warranty.
What is Failure Code ZY?
Failure Code ZY is the specific code associated with this service action, indicating a service action related to the evaporator pipe inspection and replacement for the air conditioning system.

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