Recirculating door and blend door both bad?

My AC with a brand new compressor isn't blowin cold air at all. It'll blow warm/hot but not cold. And it doesn't recirc at all.

What's the average cost to replace these? Is it a job I can do on my own?

I've never had to replace them but looking at the 3rd gen service manual, there's quite a bit of stuff to remove just to get in there. Most of the upper and lower HVAC housing, which includes the heater core, A/C evaporator, blend air and mode air doors, air door actuators, air distribution manifold and the rest resides behind your dash face, basically all the way from the driver to passenger sides of the cabin.

You start under the hood by draining the coolant system, removing the heater hoses and the PCM. You remove 4 bolts from the firewall, then move inside.

At this point you have to remove the instrument panel, the audio, the glovebox and various harnesses that can be unclipped and moved out of the way.

3 more bolts and the assembly is ready to pull out.

How good are ya at laying on your back on the floor of the cab and unbolting stuff?

You can do it, I pretty much did it myself. It is a lot of time and work but saves a but load of money

Did a blend door in the wifes truck a few years ago, it takes awhile just make sure you take your time.

Dodge quoted me 1k bucks.

I am not even sure thats what it is, the AC compressor was just replaced in June. And now the AC doesnt work, heat does. But the recirc doesnt.

Any guesses as to what it could be?

Well, I just detached and reattached the AC compressor and all the ac fuses and relays and it works. Must have been a bad connection.

well thats good to know