Two things pop immediately to mind...
but before even going there... be VERY CAREFUL 275 pounds seems
terribly high for an '89... If something cuts loose at that pressure you best have all your helmets, flak jackets, gloves, glasses & cups on... (I'm just saying).
Pressure line should be
hot and suction line should be
cool... coming back to the compressor.. Yes...??
Lets get to the
two things on my mind:
1. Malfunctioning Heater-A/C baffles cause lotsa grief.
2. Drier: Desiccant saturation by exposure to atmospheric
moistures... replace or attempt recovery by pulling & holding a SERIOUS vacuum
before re-charging your system.
ELSE: Ice crystals will form at the "ORIFACE" and PROFOUNDLY AFFECT PERFORMANCE...
PLEASE Note.
Pulling & holding a 29 vacuum also certifies your main compressor seal (ergo... refrigerant & lubricant will remain intact)... Any trace of OIL BUILD-UP on the front of the COMPRESSOR (or inside the hood in alignment with your compressor pulley) should be addressed... oil level checked & augmented (only as needed)).
Hope this helps
Seal
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