I was eating lunch and it was pretty hot outside- maybe 105*. So i leave, turn on my ac as usual and its blowing cold- as usual. I went to press the sunroof button, dont ask, and accidnetly hit the cruise control button than turned it off instantly. Ever since that my ac isn't blowing cold. I checked all fuses that could somehow be related. I searched and came up with checking the heater valve cable but i have no idea where that is located. I dont think it needs freeon since it was blowing really cold right before it went out. any ideas?

 

Does your compress still kick on when you turn it on

 

all the more reason to take it out. . . save yourself about 30 pounds and it'll cost you nothing

 

wanna come down to texas and drive a car with no ac, a black car with no ac, in about 100degree wether and the humidity...i'll stop there. I just wanna get it fixed- its my daily driver- i aint about to save weight on the thing.

 

I would first start with easy things, like checking to see if your belt isn't slipping or anything like that.. then move on to things like is my compressor cycling on/off or not turning on at all.. if those come up working as intended, take it to a shop and have them check your ac system's pressure for the R134.. they might need to do a vaccum test and a recharge.. good luck Pvt. Cowboy

 

checked the ac components, belt is spinning, compressor seems to be working, fan is turning on when the ac button is pressed. I checked one of the lines towards the front passenger side to see if there was any freeon flowing through, it was empty. Can freeon run out in a split second? ive had an ac slowly stop cooling, but this just stopped so fast. anyways taking it tomorrow. hope they dont rip me off- since ac is in high demand when the temp is constant 95 or higher

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Carnage86 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">checked the ac components, belt is spinning, compressor seems to be working, fan is turning on when the ac button is pressed. I checked one of the lines towards the front passenger side to see if there was any freeon flowing through, it was empty. Can freeon run out in a split second? ive had an ac slowly stop cooling, but this just stopped so fast. anyways taking it tomorrow. hope they dont rip me off- since ac is in high demand when the temp is constant 95 or higher</TD></TR></TABLE>

could have possibly sprung a leak i guess and drained it all out. I just had to get my AC fixed and had all the same things working you mentioned to and still had to end up 1) getting a leak fixed. 2) replacing the AC pressure switch. 3) replace AC pressure switch relay. 4) replace AC expansion valve and 5) add more freon. I ended up paying like 500 bucks in parts and labor to fix all this I sincerely hope yours doesn't turned out as fucked as mine did. Good luck.

 

thanx lol.