What are the symptoms of high pressure in a car's air conditioning system?

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DiCharlie
07/30/25 8:11am
Car air conditioning high pressure symptoms are: 1. Poor cooling performance of the air conditioning system. 2. Increased working pressure of the compressor. 3. Heating of high-pressure pipelines. 4. Compressor overheating, etc. Methods to address high pressure in car air conditioning: 1. Excessive refrigerant: Release some refrigerant or completely discharge and refill. 2. Excessive lubricant: Release refrigerant, use equipment to extract excess lubricant, then refill refrigerant. 3. Poor condenser heat dissipation: Clean surface dirt and pipelines of the condenser; inspect cooling fans which typically have high and low speed settings, checking if high speed functions. If condenser aging causes poor heat dissipation, replacement is recommended.
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