Looking into several sites (aside from this one) I found many probable answers to "how to fix an ac". Whats it doing? I have an older 93 silverado and was looking into what the pressure should be at both the high and low psi ports. Can't find that answer yet. I came close, it would cost me the purchase of a book that did not garauntee me the answer. I assisted a friend in the addition of freon into his system (older sub) and 100 miles down the road one of his ac hoses exploded. So be careful, diagnose the problem first.
AnswerI find that they are low on freon by now which is normal as they lose a little every year passed the compressor seal.If it was my Chevy I would go to your local parts store and they sell the hose/can together freon.I would see if it's just low on freon.Hook the hose to the low side/suction fitting,turn on vehicle/air conditioner on and fanon high with the drivers window down.Add freon to system and see if the compressor lock up clutch starts up and the hose and accumulator starting to get cold with moisture appearing and it should be getting cold in the cab.If not,take it to a pro shop and have them vacuum it down to trace the leak.Ask for a new accumulator installed but they will prob. suggest that and that's route #2to change 2000 Chevy cavalier a/c evaporatorto fix it
"Which fuse controls the fan for the ac on a 2006 Chevy silverado?"
Its on the low side (suction side) from the compressor to the accumulator........
Not the high side.
Clogged cabin filter
yes you can
above the a/c and heater housing, behind the glove box , right side dash
How do i remove an air compresser in a GMC Cheyene
You will use a PAG 46.
1) Check your fluid levels on your coolant. Refill as necessary, did this fix it? If not proceed to step 2. 2) Is it only blowing cold air? If yes, its possible you need a new thermostat. Also check the controls! they may not be changing!
Replace your a/c evaporator filter under dash. Liquid refrigerant is getting back to compressor causing belt to break.
On my 1993 K1500 Silverado, it is behind the heater/ac blower assy. However, I can not find any info on how to get the assy apart, or where it is connected to the dash switch.