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    non-bmw A/C question (Help me r3v, you're my only hope)

    My dad (well, now my) 2000 silverado pickup has some A/C issues. The compressor will randomly turn off while driving. I checked the low side pressure while it was working (~55 psi) then after it had stopped working (switch was still on, truck still on, but blowing warm humid air) and it was greater than 80 psi.

    I think this would indicate a faulty compressor (the pressure switch has been replaced recently) but, is there anything I'm overlooking in diagnosing this? Is there a system to regulate the pressure coming out of the compressor? I need it fixed soon- I'm driving it from Phoenix to Corpus Christi, TX tomorrow afternoon/night fixed or not.

    C'mon r3v, help me out.
    sigpic89 M3

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    I actually don't have anything to contribute to this thread except the fact my friends 98 Chevy Cavi does the same thing.
    Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|

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      #3
      LoL. Enjoy the texas weather without ac

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        #4
        anybody? And sailor, I've dealt with it in my e30 for longer than I want to remember
        sigpic89 M3

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