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    a/c problem

    well i'm new to this site, and i was wondering were i can find info about a/c. i have a 2000 trans am, and just recently i bottomed out and busted my lower ac line from compressor to canister. i replaced the hose, and used a vaccuum pump to drain the freon and used gauges to add two small cans of freon. i also replaced the orifice filter and the pressure sensor on top. the

    the problem is that whenever i turn on the ac, the compressor won't kick in, after i installed the freon i turned the heater on first, and the compressor won't kick in at all. i'm not sure if the compressor is broken, but do you guys have any suggestions?

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    See if your getting any power to your compressor by checking the connector with a volt meter or test light when you turn the ac on and if your not check the ac relay and if thats good then its time to replace your compressor.

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    Complete evac and refill is 1.5 lbs - should be at least 95? psi on the gauge with compressor not running (depending on the ambient temp) to let the compressor kick on/charge. Is it holding static pressure or leaking out when trying to add?

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    well, i left the gauges on to see if the pressure dropped, but it was holding it pretty good with no leaks. know i don't remember what was the exact pressure, but i think i ended up using about two small cans. what i'm going to do is test the connector, get myself a new set of gauges and see how much pressure is in it.

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