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According to your previous post, checking for and repairing leaks can cost over 1,000 dollars. That's way to much for me to be spending on this. I'm hoping that it's what IFMJohn said, a gradual reduction of refrigerant over time. If it is a leak, and after I fill it, i have the same issue...

Thanks for the info, IFMJohn. If and when I have the AC looked at, the most I'll do is have the refrigerant refilled. I live in Massachusetts, and we only get like 4.5 months of hot weather, that coupled with the fact that my car is 10 years old, a temporary fix is more than fine with me...

thanks for the reply. I'll have my mechanic check out the system. Hopefully it just needs freon

hi, I'm new to this forum, and I'm hoping that you guys can help me with something. I have a 2004 Corolla, and now that the weather is getting warmer, I am noticing a weird issue with my AC. I'll turn on my AC and it'll blow cold air like always. However, at random times, it'll stop blowing...