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Nope. The coolant only cools the engine and produces heat for the cabin in the winter. You need to find out if the compressor is working when the engine is running and the ac switch is on. I could be low on freon or have an electrical problem.
Air pockets will make the guage do that, and also cause your heat to come and go. Also, a poor radiator, as in rotting, or plugged up, will cause high temperature issues.
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)
I got a bigger coat to wear! while I find time to look into it further. I appreciate knowing there is more help available and will try the Primo Asist plan later. thank you louie
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