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Dodge Caravan 1998 air conditioner

I'm having a problem with lights flashing on dash and air conditioner doesn;t get cold?

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I have a 1998 dodge caravan 2.4L when I trun on the air it blows a fuss. Does anyone know how to fix this

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There a restor on the front frame rail on the drivers side that gos bad it behind the bumper

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