I charged my air conditioner it was low but still no cold air i notice when i turn it on i usually can hear the engine pull alittle and it doesn't what could it be?

Asked by LISAGASTE Jul 12, 2013 at 05:09 PM about the 2002 Saturn S-Series 3 Dr SC1 Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

This is on a 2002 Saturn Series coupe

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you charged your own AC!? no wonder the ozone is disappearin'- if the compressor isn't comin' on, it could be a bad compressor- or a host of other things- take it to a mechanic- AC specialist- who can diagnose your problem- and charge the system correctly- and leave the guessin' to us

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You probly have a decent leak which means you car wont hold a A/C charge, which inturn your low pressure switch is keeping your compressor from kicking on. It really is best to take it in and let a pro find the leak unless you have the proper equipment.

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Did you follow the instructions when re-charging. Along with the low pressure switch there is a high pressure switch on most a/c systems. If you put to much refrigerant in it may be holding out the clutch. Re-connect the gauge and check the pressure. Start the vehicle and check it again. May have to bleed some out.

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