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Old 07-10-2021, 07:34 PM   #18
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Thanks for the suggestions. I did put a gauge on it that’s why I know it’s charged. Going to look again at previous threads to see if I can find anything that can help. I appreciate your thoughts and look forward to checking the forum on a regular basis.

Be well and thanks again

TKP
Just because them system is pressurized doesn't mean that it's properly charged. How long have you owned the car? Did it ever blow cold work that you know of?

If the car is new to you and it has never worked then I would start by draining the system and properly filling it (with a vacuum tool). Most people just refill the circuit with the cans from the parts warehouse and don't bother to completely evacuate the circuit first, which creates a pressurized but nonfunctional system.

If the system was working properly and has just suddenly quit, I would look at the compressor wiring. Chances are that it's not switching on - possibly a blown fuse or chewed up wiring.

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