How does my vehicle’s AC system work?

The AC compressor pressurizes refrigerant gas, which moves to the condenser. The gas releases heat, condensing into a high-pressure liquid. After cooling, the liquid passes over evaporator coils to cool the air as it is blown through the vents.

What are the signs the system needs service?

Common indicators of an air conditioning system in need of service include warm and/or weak airflow through the vents, frequent on/off cycling of the system and a strange or musty odor.

Is the puddle of water under my car a sign of AC problems?

Not necessarily. Condensation typically builds up on the AC evaporator and the water is drained at the bottom of the vehicle. That’s normal, but a larger puddle combined with reduced AC performance could indicate a problem.

Does low refrigerant mean there’s a leak in the system?

In most cases the answer is yes. AC systems in older cars will experience refrigerant leakage over time, but a later-model vehicle that needs continual refrigerant recharging typically indicates a leak.

Can a new cabin air filter improve AC performance?

Yes. A very dirty or clogged cabin air filter can reduce the airflow of the AC system, reducing its cooling efficiency and making the system work harder than normal. Periodic cabin filter replacements help the AC system keep its cool.

ASIN	B01LWENR28
Brand	GM GENUINE PARTS
Brand Name	GM GENUINE PARTS
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 470 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	00808709370963, 30080870937096
Item Dimensions	6.1 x 3.6 x 2.5 Centimeters
Item dimensions L x W x H	6.1 x 3.6 x 2.5 Centimeters
Manufacturer	ACDelco
Measuring Range	25 - 75 psi
Model Number	15-51343
Mounting Type	Flange Mount
Output Type	electrical signal
Style	Pressure Sensor
Style Name	Pressure Sensor
UPC	808709370963

ACDelco 15-51343 GM Original Equipment Air Conditioning Refrigerant Pressure Sensor

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