2006 pt cruiser a/c

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Asked by Judy Jun 20, 2016 at 08:56 AM about the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My a/c does not cool the air it is blowing
out. I have checked the freon and for leaks.

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Pay $85-100 and have it evacuated, checked for leaks 30mm of vacuum ...and filled with the correct oil PAG,# and amount. Then filled to the correct weight ONLY proper way, of refrigerant 134A. That's what I suggest.. Regards

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Tom, I took it to a local garage and they checked it. I am not sure how how they checked it.

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I have had it checked for leaks. I was told there is none. Would it still be worth me trying this?

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What did the garage inform you was the problem? If there is no leak and the system is charged they sent you away everything is Ok, Seems Odd?

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They are a "basic" garage. Most of their business deals with tires and oil changes. He checked it said there was no leaks and that I would need to take to a different mechanic because it was beyond their scope.

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Judy it's probably the low speed on the radiator fan, with a cold engine turn on the & see if the fan is spinning, if not . that's the problem. I had the same issue & it's common on pt's

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need to have a set of gauges put back on and if the low side gauge goes to 0 at 2000 rpm's then the expansion valve is defective

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