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Sun May 30, 2004 4:11 pm
The a/c will cycle if there is a low refrigerant charge(turn on then, off etc etc). You can check for this problem by checking the pressure on the low side line. If you don't have gauges for r12, then find someone who does. The other thing you can do is check for power at the compressor, then trace it back til you get to the a/c switch on the dash. This will tell you where you are losing power, and thus, what part may or may not be faulty.
Personally, I hate r134a conversions. They are a pain in the butt to do correctly and they never blow as cold as R-12. R12 is just a much better refrigerant than R134a.