What is the fault when the car air conditioner has high low pressure and low high pressure?

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KendraMarie
07/29/25 9:29pm
It may be an air conditioning compressor failure. Here are the specific details: 1. Specific reason: When the car air conditioner exhibits low low pressure and normal high pressure, excluding natural causes like cold weather, it is generally due to a malfunction or damage in the air conditioning compressor causing abnormal pressure. 2. Solution: For the issue of normal low pressure and low high pressure caused by compressor damage, it is usually resolved by replacing the air conditioning compressor. However, due to the cramped and narrow space where the car air conditioning compressor is located, disassembly is very inconvenient. Additionally, temporary recovery of the air conditioning refrigerant is required, making the task quite extensive. Therefore, it is recommended to visit a 4S shop for professional handling.
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