First blush guess: the compressor is siezed, so that the engine can't turn it. If you rev up the engine a bit before you turn it on, you might find that the engine will load, but not die, and the belt will slip/squeal/smoke.
all i could think of is the IAC (idle air control valve) which lets your car idle properly when your car is in park. or getting a rich mixture? hope this helps
that would be transverse cut
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no electricity
It is low on freon.
The smallest air conditioner you can find would be appropriate.You'll probably have to cut it on and off too.
if u would have noticed the onion smell comes only when you cut onions .
When you are running your air conditioner and it stops then the air conditioner is froze up. You have to cut it off for a while, and let it warm up. You have to turn the thermometer between 70-75 to keep it from freezing up.
you have to cut the window and use glue and duck tape to hold it
You wont be happy if you do.
seriously? you cut a hole in the wall.Try not to hit any pipes or wires.
With a little skill and knowledge you cut a hole through an out-side wall.
The engine has to power the air conditioner pump, so less revs are made resulting in less revs for the alternator, resulting in less volts so your gauge drops a little
Under the hood there is a vacuum tank that lookslike a big black ball and it is supposed to have a check valve to keep it from doing this. You can just get a one wy check valve and install it in the vac line going into the car.
There are not any air conditioning units made specifically for "over-the-range". The best choice would be to purchase a small air conditioning unit and put it in the top portion of your window or cut a hole in the dry wall to install it above the range.