The ac blows warm i tried recharging and it took a whole 12oz can but still blows warm some1 checked it n said my a pump was not going on and another person told me that if it is not fully recharged that the ac pump will not turn on till it has been fully recharged? could some1 tell me if this is true its either another $20 for another can or the ac recharge or $200 - $250 for a ac pump? please help! thank u!

thank u i was hoping it could b a simple fix n i have recharged another vehicle b4 n used the bigger can but auto zone only had the smaller ones i will try one more smaller can n hope for the best! but my friend tried explaining to me that if the system isnt fully recharged then there isnt enough pressure or something like that to get the pump to turn on! im quite mechanically inclined for a girl but this car is new to me! thanks 4 the advise i think its worth a shot! thank u:) thank u i was hoping it could b a simple fix n i have recharged another vehicle b4 n used the bigger can but auto zone only had the smaller ones i will try one more smaller can n hope for the best! but my friend tried explaining to me that if the system isnt fully recharged then there isnt enough pressure or something like that to get the pump to turn on! im quite mechanically inclined for a girl but this car is new to me! thanks 4 the advise i think its worth a shot! thank u:)

Bad advice! The car MUST be running to properly charge an ac system. It is not optional, and “warming the can” will not help it go in faster. The can is over 100 psi so it will go in just fine. You cannot simply tell a person to “add another can,” as it is vitally important to not overcharge a system. For DIY recharging, buy a gauge, or a can with a gauge. It also helps to put a thermometer with a probe into an ac vent in your car to monitor the change in temp as you add refrigerant. Bad advice! The car MUST be running to properly charge an ac system. It is not optional, and “warming the can” will not help it go in faster. The can is over 100 psi so it will go in just fine. You cannot simply tell a person to “add another can,” as it is vitally important to not overcharge a system. For DIY recharging, buy a gauge, or a can with a gauge. It also helps to put a thermometer with a probe into an ac vent in your car to monitor the change in temp as you add refrigerant.