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Old 10-06-2014, 09:31 AM   #11
The_KC_Kid
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Thumbs down Re: 96 Suburban AC not working

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Originally Posted by Kudzupatch View Post
My bad, I should have reread the original post. Sounds to me like you just don't have enough (any?) freon in it to trip the switch. But with a gage it is hard to say. Not sure what the pressure it takes to trip the switch is.

Just put a new compressor on mine and I think it took 6-7 cans for get it full and I have rear air too.
Thats the incorrect way to do it also, u may get the compressor to come and and blow SOME cool air but it will never be as cold as its suppose to be and ull cause ur compressor to go bad prematurly.
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