2009 impala a.c. turns on and off continuously

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Asked by Chevymonster1 Jun 04, 2018 at 08:20 PM about the 2009 Chevrolet Impala 1LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My a.c. keep turning on and off I've checked my
blower motor it's blows at all levels  at first I would
just blow a.c. on the first level then it I switched to
the next level it would cut off and flash the fresh air
on then a.c. would come on again then off. I've
looked at the resistor  had a friend check the
pressure with the gauges and it wouldn't let it
supply Freon  getting frustrated in this heat this
morning it was cool outside and it worked perfectly
blew cold a.c. and heat at all levels of fan speed I
just don't know what it could be any help would be
appreciated guys

5 Answers

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@cjsras I had my buddy try to put some on but it wouldn't let it I could see the needle on the gauge rising as he opened it then it would reduce back down as if it would start again but never going past 40 I believe. He mentioned that it was a little low which made him try to apply more but it just wouldn't take as if it was being restricted

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System needs to be properly evacuated then recharged.

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Thats something I was trying to avoid I appreciate your help I'll keep doing research thank you for the advice I will look into doing the flush thanks

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34,750

your welcome, but there's no other way to correct the issue.

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