Living Out Loud (1998)

What is wrong with my A/C?

i have a 1998 nissan sentra. i just replaced the ac compressor and the receiver dryer.
the compressor was making a loud knocking noise, that is why i replaced it.
before i changed it out my ac would blow pretty cold when i was driving but as soon as i stopped at a light it would stop blowing cold.
after i replaced it the ac blew very cold for a week or two and now it gets warm when i stop the car again.
i put about 16 ounces of synthetic freon in it when i changed the compressor.
i paid a lot more for the synthetic because it is supposed to blow 20% cooler than the regular freon.
i think the recommended is 19 oz so i may need to add a little more. or maybe i need to replace the condensor?

Check your A/C cooling fan. It should be located in the front of the vehicle behind the radiator. On that model, there may be one cooling fan for the radiator and A/C or there may be a separate one for each.

When you are moving, air is flowing through the condenser, and the A/c will cool. When you are stopped, you need the fan to keep the airflow going. If the fan is not working, your A/C will not cool properly. This may have been the cause of the original compressor failure!

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