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Old 06-27-2005, 05:01 PM
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Angry 1999 A/c Problem

1 month ago the a/c wouldn't work, so I add 1 can of R134a. That lasted 3 weeks. So I took the dryer, low side and high side lines apart. Checking all O rings and the filter. All checked good. Took car to the shop to have it recharged, worked good for about a week. Now it acts like all the pressure is stuck on the high side. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do next?
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Re: 1999 A/c Problem

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1 month ago the a/c wouldn't work, so I add 1 can of R134a. That lasted 3 weeks. So I took the dryer, low side and high side lines apart. Checking all O rings and the filter. All checked good. Took car to the shop to have it recharged, worked good for about a week. Now it acts like all the pressure is stuck on the high side. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do next?
check the lines for obstruccion did u replaced the filter drier?

maybe the dryer is obstructed or some o ring get stuck in the line]

also check the valves for any obstruccion
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