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Usually overcharging results in warmer vent temps, not colder - super cold like than can mean very undercharged (but I have never seen temps that cold from auto a/c, regardless of charge, etc).
Do you own service set gauges, and if not, do you think you could borrow some from your local Autozone and use them (I ask because I obviously don't know what your a/c experience level is)? You really need to get suction (low side) and discharge (high side) pressure readings in order to troubleshoot this . . .
Over or under charged could be causing a high/low pressure switch in the system to trigger and cut power to the compressor clutch (if there is one present) - no way to know without checking pressures.
Last edited by Rawknees'Turbo; 07-15-2017 at 09:14 PM..
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