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JUST PURCHASED 92 SC 400. A/C WAS BEYOND COLD-I MEAN FRIGID FOR ABOUT 10-DAYS. ALL OF A SUDDEN, HOT AIR. SEEMS LIKE THE COMPRESSOR IS KICKING ON. I DID NOTICE COOLANT IS AT VERY VERY TOP OF RESERVOIR WHEN I SHUT ENGINE. WHEN I START CAR THE COOLANT FROM THE RESERVOIR IS NORMAL(NOT SURE WHAT THAT MEANS) CAN ANYBODY HELP?

ALSO CAR HAS 59,000 MILES ON IT. LOOKS LIKE THEY CHANGED THE A/C SYSTEM IN OCTOBER 2006 ACCORDING TO A STICKER AND SOME MARKINGS UNDER THE HOOD!


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Could it possible be that the line(s) is clogged? or maybe when they replaced it they didnt wire it correctly or forgot something..

i agree with Benji it sounds like something in the line

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Are you positive that the compressor clutch is kicking on? Have you seen the clutch engage? What A/C sticker is under the hood? r-12 to r-134a conversion?

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Are you positive that the compressor clutch is kicking on? Have you seen the clutch engage? What A/C sticker is under the hood? r-12 to r-134a conversion?

the hood markings say 28 oz r134a. how would i see the compressor engage?

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When the clutch is energized it locks onto the compressor and the serpentine belt spins the compressor. When the A/C is off the clutch just freewheels on the pulley. You should be able to see a plate on the A/C compressor engage with the pulley and spin, when the A/C button is switched on.

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