does any 1 no how to fix this problem?? I live in TX(YEE HAW)and its really hot. Any info is appreciated.

 

First, what is the mileage of the car..If its high, systems need to be charged after a while. Is there no cold air or is it not cold enough? If its not cold enough, a recharge sounds like the answer. If all ofa sudden it went to warm air after always being cold, there is a leak in your system...If thats the case, you need to find the leak. If it needs a recharge, go to Wal-Mart and get the R134 recharge kit.. They are about $13-15 bucks. It comes with the bottle and hose to charge it.. If you do, car needs to be running at a high RPM, with the A/C on.. Let it cycle a few times and hook up the hose to the high pressure side? I think.. Its on the passenger side right infront of the A/C lines. Its a steel line with a cap on it, looks kinda like the valve stem on a bike tire.. Hook up the hose and let it run through... If there is a leak in your system get it fixed first or all that stuff will drain out...Good luck. Or just bring it to a shop and have it fixed.

 

2000 camaro 140,000 miles. Its cold but not cold enough. So I am guessing it needs a recharge

 

Yes, the recharge should work. I'm from Texas, but can't ever recall saying Yee-Haw...

 

Texas is a big place, you guys probably from different ends of the state. LOL

 

I'd recommend having the leak detected. The A/C system is an entirely sealed and closed system, and should theoretically never lose the refrigerant. I've come across many, many vehicles that are close to 20 years old and still blow ice cold.

 

the only things in texas are steers and quears

 

Don't forget some of us drive a car, quite similar to yours.

 

where do i have my leaked detected?? Do i get one at autozone???

 

You can buy some UltraViolet dye at AutoZone. You put in the A/C system, run the A/C for awhile, then open the hood and shine a blacklight on the A/C system. Your leakwill glow.