I have a 2006 Pontiac Vibe. The AC went out. When I took it to a repair shop, the guy told me that it looked like debris was puncturing the condensor. After 1 hot summer and spending $600 to replace the condensor; Summer is back and my AC no longer works! The condensor is bad again! Why? Because debris keep puncturing it! It's a manufacturing issue that needs to be resolved! What can I do about it?

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If you disconnect the battery, you need to reset the security system. You need to find out why it didn't start when you came out of the store though, and for that you need an auto electrician with a pro grade scan tool computer.

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use a test light and check for power at the motor. if you have power then the motor is bad.

We also have a 2006 Pontiac Vibe and have had not had any problems with the paint or rust. If you bought it new, take it back to the dealership and find out why this has happened. Otherwise, take it to 3 to 5 body shops and get estimates as to the cost of repair. If you plan to keep the car, get the best possible job done, but if you plan to sell it in the next few years then just do enough to get by.

I have a 2004 Vibe that had a similar problem. The blower fan switch uses a circuit board down near the firewall inside the car. Small hands are required but just two screws hold it in.You can get them at Toyota cheaper than GM.

seems like an internal problem in the radio

Was it just the mounting tab that broke? If so you can take it to a welding shop and have them weld it back on.

P2441 means "Air injection system switching valve stuck closed"
(bank 1). I don't have a clue as to what they mean by that, sorry.

try replacing the AC clutch relay. $11 rockauto.com

I also own a 2004 Pontiac Vibe and our company delivery vehicle is a 2006 Vibe, both have this problem. I had a friend who repairs circuit boards re-solder new bulbs. You need to know what you are doing, the heat from the gun can burn out the new bulbs.