1996 honda accord

There are several things that could cause this problem. First is when was the last time you replaced the fuel filter? Next thing you need to do is open your radiator cap to see if there is oil in your coolant and also pull your oil dipstick to see if there is any white stuff on the bottom of the dipstick. If either of these things are true then you have a blown head gasket. The last thing could be a bad coil or even engine control unit (ECU). Good luck.

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check all the fuses related with a/c such as: A/C fuse HVAC fuse HVAC I fuse HVAC B fuse if all of them are ok go to the a/c compressor check the thing that you hardly will see under the compressor pulley: that's a coil, check if looks broken if is not, chek volts with a/c on and key open so that's an easy way to start finding that problem, good luck!

U need to have a few things looked at

1. Pressures are key to allowing the unit to work.
2. Pressure switches not reading correct pressures.
3. Electrical wiring issues ie. fuses,connections.
4. AC Compressor frozen.
5. Loose belt at the AC Compressor.

Start there im sure one of those might be what you have wrong.

Have your a/c system freon pressure check and check for freon leak's, also one more thing check and make sure your a/c belt did not come off.

plugs and wires time ! Most likely, as when the engine takes that kind of load (it works much harder when ac is turned on) weak plugs and or wires wont keep the rig running. Imports like yours have a plethora of things that are interconnected... that or your AC condensor - compressor is bad- and when it engages on your engine, (one of the things the serpentine belt is connected to) it CANNOT turn on the inside, and since it is trying to turn your compressor-condensor at the same time as everything else, it just stalls out. If you can live without the ac, you can usually buy a belt that will be shorter for non-ac versions of your car, or it will have a seperate belt all on its own. the compressor-condensor is the peice with all the metal tubes and rubber tubes around it. This will also give you better mileage. Have a nice day!

You should have added red died gas to your AC to see where it leaks, then fix the leak, then recharged it properly.

You cannot just put R-134a gas in place of the old R-12 , if they had converted it for the new gas then all of the seals ,compressor and accumulator should of been changed prior to regassing.

May be a bad AC switch, if not check wiring going to compressor and make sure its not broken. (If switch is bad there will be no power to compressor. Good luck and thanks for using FIX YA

Yes, it will. If it's a ground wire, it mus be connected to complete the circuit. I'd start with that.