Alexander the o.k.

High and low side pressure will tend to equalize with unit off after 5 minutes or so. All that says is that your system is not completely open to atmosphere. You need to check low side with compressor running. It should be in the 25-35psi range for cooling to occur. Sounds like: 1 moisture/air in system. Google: Dry-Pak and Cryo-Silane. Have your tech purchase both and install them. You need an EPA 609 cert. to buy yourself. moisture is deadly to any ac system. 2 leak in system - google: cliplight to seal it.

Wild shot here. Try disconnecting the negative battery cable for a minute or so. This MIGHT reset the nav ecu. Might.... Let us know.

If I had his coin, I'd buy it for the comedic value too...

Sacroiliac

More than likely it is the terminal clamp. Start with small things first, and work up from there. I would spend the $5 or $10 for an autozone clamp or two. In fact that's what I've been using for 2 years, without issue. While you're in there, get some di-electric grease to put on the freshly cleaned terminals. Do both.Make sure all corrosion is gone and they are shiny. Clamp tightly but put NO stress on the terminals themselves. Drive car for 45 min. to recharge battery. Take back to AZ to re-test battery.

Suzuki

Bandito

if ya like rx's and hybrids...

that's been happening a lot lately. Let's try that again...

D'Oh!

Thanks for the update GM. Let us know what it turns out to be.

I'm stickin with amphib

J VS. Vol.