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Exactly! And it’s not just about the flush, they gotta keep an eye out for any leaks or damage while they’re at it. A tiny leak can blow up into a major headache if it’s left unchecked!

The app you're looking for is AlfaOBD.com, which is exclusively designed for Windows and Android users. If you're an iPhone user, there’s a decent alternative, but be aware that it might not save you in case of the inevitable contactor glitch, leaving you stranded when you least expect it.

Hey @bethsin, Did you take a look for any fault codes using the AlfaOBD scanner?

You know, some car owners have found success at auto A/C specialty shops that offer system flushing and cleaning, as well as compressor rebuilding when necessary. Given the high cost of a new compressor, this can be a super smart and wallet-friendly move!

Just to clear things up - are you saying the codes gotta be checked while the car’s hooked up to the charger, or do you think they’ll pop back up once it’s plugged in?

You can manually release the parking brake, but be cautious with the non-transponder key - you could totally mess up the BCM, especially if the alarm is activated.

Try to grab that trusty OBD tool every owner should keep around - it can help reset those pesky errors across all 17 modules. If that doesn’t fix things up, it might be time to call in the pros. A little expert TLC might be just what your ride needs!

Hi. I'm gearing up for a two-week trip overseas next month, and I’m kinda torn on whether to keep my car plugged in or unplugged. I know letting the battery drain is a no-go, so I’m leaning towards leaving it plugged in. Got any tips or thoughts? Appreciate ya!