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The most common cause of this is that you have a stuck air temperature control blend door, this can be a motor actuator issue or a jammed door or both (common). To replace both parts you will need to completely remove the dash from the car to access the blend door.
My air conditioner on my Buick has a full charge of Freon and when it is hot out I don't get the cooling power in the cabin as I have it on low switch so when I put the switch on the high the Air doesn't change to cool the interior on high. I had the Freon tested and it still doesn't work properly and I wonder if there is a sensor that doesn't allow the system to cool properly?
possibl ac compressor clutch problem,cooling fan at rad not working so ac goes into high press mode and turns off(so it doesn,t blow system apart,built in safety)not enough r134 in system(low charge)
You have a loose of vacum to he AC controls. The different doors that direct air to dash floor vent ect. are vacuum operated, the vacuum source is the engine.
Can you see the compressor clutch engage when you turn the AC on ?
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