Q: A/C is not working properly - 1981 Chevrolet Caprice
New Compressor Put in Feb of this Year New R134 Tank and Belt. Replaced My Blower 4 Months Ago, New Resistor, New Connector and Just Got the Relay Changed This Monday and it Worked Fine for 2 Days and Yesterday it Was Blowing Good and Just Turned off and Havent Turned Back on.....What ELSE CAN I DO, PLEASE HELP!!!!!
My car has 107000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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