ac only working while driving
Check that your engine cooling fan is coming on when the A/C is turned on. If the fan motor is bad then the A/C compressor will cycle on & off. If the fan is not coming on with the A/C on OR when the engine heats up past 210 then check the fan fuse and relay. On the Cav. '04 they're both in a black fuse block under the hood. If fan proves to be good then you should check the freon pressure on the low side. It may be just low enough to make the compressor get too hot. I had to replace the cooling fan recently on said Cav. and there's a trick to getting the fan shroud off so let us know what you found.
Check that your engine cooling fan is coming on when the A/C is turned on. If the fan motor is bad then the A/C compressor will cycle on & off. If the fan is not coming on with the A/C on OR when the engine heats up past 210 then check the fan fuse and relay. On the Cav. '04 they're both in a black fuse block under the hood. If fan proves to be good then you should check the freon pressure on the low side. It may be just low enough to make the compressor get too hot. I had to replace the cooling fan recently on said Cav. and there's a trick to getting the fan shroud off so let us know what you found. 

I had a similar problem...
I fixed it with the simple splice of a new pigtail that I ordered from ROCKAUTO.com
The part # is 88988301, For more info Check here:
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/cavalier-12/2002-cavalier-ac-problem-weird-one-help-1675/
I fixed it with the simple splice of a new pigtail that I ordered from ROCKAUTO.com
The part # is 88988301, For more info Check here:
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/cavalier-12/2002-cavalier-ac-problem-weird-one-help-1675/
Last edited by Naxcar; Jun 16, 2009 at 9:41 PM.
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