Probably needs a charge. See a repair facility. If the charge is too low the compressor can't kick on.
This is a discussion on 2004 wrx air conditioner issue plz help!!! within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I just notice that my A/C doesn't work and I check all of my fuse and wired that connect to ...
I just notice that my A/C doesn't work and I check all of my fuse and wired that connect to the ac compressor . My ac buttom come on but there is no kick from the compressor. Any suggestion be great. Thx
Probably needs a charge. See a repair facility. If the charge is too low the compressor can't kick on.
I work on vehicles that make 650hp and 2400ft/lbs.
did you check the belt to make sure it was spinning when the AC was switched on? In my 04 the pulley got schredded.
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It's not a dumb question. It's probably not relevant yet though.
The refill kit you can purchase will have charge instructions, and the better ones will have disposable pressure indicators (a cheap gauge of some sort) to let you know when the pressure is correct. However, that won't solve your problem. Your problem, if the pressure is not low, is that there's a leak in the system. You need to find the leak.
Look for oil residue around the connections in the system, and look for a leak detection kit locally or online if you want to DIY. Otherwise, take the car to an A/C shop.
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personally i would not recommened the "home refill kit"....it kind of irks me that they only supply you with a gauge for the low pressure side...so theres no real way to keep tabs on the high pressure side unless you buy your own set of gauges....kind of dangerous if you ask me....
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