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Posted: Aug 28 2007 at 3:35pm \| IP Logged

I recently bought a 2001 supercharged 4x4 frontier and am experiencing an odd AC issue.

When I get in the truck first time of the day or after it has cooled the AC works wonderfully. But, if I stop and kill the truck and leave it parked in the sun and go in a store or something for a short time, upon return. The AC compressor wont kick on. Sometimes for the rest of the day. Most times it will just take a bit and then kick on. If I never kill the truck. the AC will work flawlessly all day long.

I had it leak checked and serviced recently but the guy couldn't fix my problem. I changed out the relay and my dash switches check out ok.

Is this a common? does anyone have a clue as to whats going on?

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Posted: Sep 01 2007 at 9:11pm \| IP Logged

di he put in an R134a some times a low pressure sensor will turn off the compressor on an A/C the system will leak naturally over time the connections on a MVAC are done with flare fitting and leak more often than the weld fittings on the HVAC in a home. also check the air filter for the freash air intake if it is cloged it may sieze the system up and shut it down on high head pressure.

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Posted: Sep 03 2007 at 1:55pm \| IP Logged

Yes it was r134a. Air filter? Are you talking TB intake filter or does the ac vent system have one? If so where might that dude be located?

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