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zman6988 06-17-2010 08:19 PM

2000 Trailblazer A/C problem
 
Gotta problem with my blazer I had to add so 134 to my ac a couple of months ago and it worked excellent cold cold air, but now it's not so cold to be honest not cold at all so I put my gauges on and it's still full and has good pressure. The ac comp. is coming on I'm just kinda stumped at the moment. Oh yeah I also drained the entire system and recharged it still same thing no cold air. Could it possibly be the accumulator or orfice tube?

R134A 06-17-2010 09:53 PM

If accumulator or orifice tube is problem you would notice frost on your lines. I would check blend air doors or look for a vacuum leak under the hood maybe your blend air doors are not moving.

84BlazerS10 06-17-2010 10:09 PM

Yeah, I think if the orfice tube was out that the high pressure cut off would kick in and they system wouldn't turn on.

zman6988 06-19-2010 09:06 AM

Thats a good point. Do you guys happen to know where I could find a exploded view of the HVAC system, where all the elec. connections and vaccum lines go and parts list do you?

zman6988 06-23-2010 09:24 PM

O K so the blend doors are working properly and no vaccum leaks found. How ever the air is cool but not cold and the system is still showing it is full. I know this may sound crazy but is it possible that the refridgerant could be gone but still have pressure to make the compresser stay on? Casue I don't understand why it stays on but the air isn't cold:icon_doh:


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