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Originally posted by Aredubjay
I saw your sig and was going to post a  , but decided not to. 
You should be able to check the freon level yourself, through the little window. Open the hood, look into the engine bay and find the silver thingy with the window in it on the left hand side (as you're looking into the bay, not from the driver's position). Have your neighbor operate the controlls again and look for fine bubbles in the window. If they're there, you've got freon -- the size of the bubbles also indicate the condition of the system. I don't have the manual in front of me, but, when I get home I can check it out. Meanwhile, if you don't see bubbles, you're likely out of freon, or the level is so low, it won't allow the system to operate. There shouldn't have been anything involved with the tranny that would cause them to have to remove anything to do with the A/C, unless they nipped a hose or something in the process.
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I'm going bubble hunting!!
Thanks Randy i
Randy (What caliber is required to hunt and capture a bubble anyway?) ii