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Replace the valve body, no that would gain you nothing. The P0741 is a Torque converter fault, it is either not locking up or is stuck off, but that would not stop the car from moving. I suggest you seek professional help from a transmission repair shop.
On the top of your radiator is a big hose. Follow that house to the top of the motor. Where that house attaches to the motor, is the thermostat housing. Housing is usually held on with 2 bolts, remove housing and you'll find the thermostat.
Check the pressures. To listen to the compressor, have someone sit in the vehicle, open the hood and listen by the belt area for a click while someone turns the a/c on in the vehicle. The compressor clutch will make a loud click which can be easily heard when it engages to turn the compressor on. You should have your low and high side pressures checked by a professional since the majority of AC system failures are due to leaks. If you have low pressures while the system is running, then most likely you have a leak. If you do need to replace your ac compressor this site looks like it has cheap prices, free shipping and great reviews http://www.buyautoparts.com/ac-compressor/
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