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Originally Posted by KenKat
Start the car with the AC off, pop the hood and have someone turn on the AC. You should hear the compressor clutch engage and see the compressor start (or not). It is located down past the windshield washer fluid fill neck.
It seems to me that they should do a leak test before they replace the compressor if possible. A bad compressor would not cause an air flow issue either.
A good independent shop specializing in AC might be a good idea. I’m not much of a fan of Midas, CarX, etc.
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The dealer's mechanic says he cannot get the freon to flow so he can use dye to find leaks. He says this is due to a bad compressor.
Midas is the only AC place we got here in Marlboro, MA. I may have to take a trip to Boston to find a good AC mechanic there.