Air condition problems

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Asked by Paula Jul 20, 2016 at 02:29 PM about the 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2004 PT cruiser touring edition. My air does not work. have replaced
every thing associated  with air conditioning system. Charge system and it
stays cool for maybe  1 1/2 days then blows just hot air.  Mechanics cannot
find why have checked and rechecked system.

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I forgot to say that after the day and a half of cold there is no freon in system either gone out somewhere but there are NO leaks found anywhere

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64,530

So you have a leak most likely in the evaporator where it's hard to check for a leak because it is in the dash. Try this since 1 1/2 days before empty add some freon stop leak that you can purchase at auto stores not saying it will work for you but it worked for me when I had a leak in the A.C system that leaked out every 2 days and its been 2 years now and still holding.

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the evaporator is new. Mechanic says no leaks in it. Just dumfounded they cannot find the problem

64,530

Did they put some freon in it that has a dye in it ? That would pin point where the leak is as you can see the dye.

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yes several times still not luck next going to check the lines comiing out of the evaporator on top

10

i had a pt that had a small hole in the suction line at the compressor. the hose was against a frame crossmember and you could not see it.

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