2006 Suzuki Reno AC problem

Tiny
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  • 2006 SUZUKI RENO
  • 92,430 MILES
Good day,
cooling is very week. In summer it is like 40% of the normal AC cooling and at night 70%. I went to the mechanic, he told me that every thing is fine except compressor that needs change. I got a used one same car model and he fixed it and filled gas and I paid him( 140$ ). He was parking my car in front of his garage in the sun for about two days and when I checked the AC he told me just because of hot climate but when you drive it will cool but unfortunately the problem has not been solved. I went to same mechanic after two month and he checked whether there is leakage or not but there was no leakage and he told me just we will fill it with gas (30$ ) and It will be fine but same problem still. Only cool at night. Till now I do not know what is the problem.

Regards
Thursday, August 29th, 2013 AT 7:36 PM

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Tiny
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Yo may have a blockage in the system causing this. When it was recharged was it evacuated first and for how long? Have it checked for to high a head bpressure on high side.
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Friday, August 30th, 2013 AT 7:56 AM
Tiny
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Really appreciate your quick reply.

We checked leakage for 10 mints before putting gas and there was no leak at all> After filling it with gas cooling is not good. I did not get clearly what do you mean bpressure. Can you explain plz as I am arabic gay know English but not expert.
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Friday, August 30th, 2013 AT 12:45 PM
Tiny
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First thing yo must have some gas in your a/c to check for leaks if not you wasted your time. A blockage means that the gas can't get through enough so it creates higher pressures and wont' cool. Like taking a water pipe and blocking it so less water goes through. This really needs to be performance checked. To see what is wrong. Also when you put the other compressor in did you drain the old compressor an d see how much oil was in it and then drain used compressor and add oil to same as the first compressor had? Kinda a sounds like a home made thing here or the guy didn't know what he was doing.
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Friday, August 30th, 2013 AT 12:50 PM

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