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How does your air conditioner manage this? In a similar way to how your refrigerator manages to stays cold, but minus the insulated box. A nonflammable gas, known as Freon, undergoes an evaporation process again and again within most refrigerators in order to keep the temperature low. The same cycle is used for air conditioners. This is how it works: First, a compressor in your air conditioner compresses cold Freon gas. A small amount of oil is combined with the Freon gas to lubricate the compressor. When the Freon gas is compressed, its pressure rises, making it very hot.
Most times we see that condition it is due to a low amount of freon in the system or a bad ac servo. Bad servos are rare on that model. The freon will enter the evaporator and will only be enough to cool the one side of the evaporator and by the time it reaches the other side it has lost its ability to cool. always add dye when recharging so if it has a really small leak you will be able to see it coming from the ac drain. Customer: do you know where the a/c compressor clutch relay is and what they call it. do you know where the a/c compressor clutch relay is and what they call it.