Where can you find recharge the ac on 2003 Pontiac grand am?

You can't *recharge* an AC system yourself without the proper equipment. A simple recharge only addresses a leak; it doesn't fix the underlying problem. If your 2003 Pontiac Grand Am's AC isn't working, a recharge is likely to be a temporary fix at best.

Here's where you should go to get your Grand Am's AC system addressed:

* Auto Repair Shop: This is the best option. A qualified mechanic can diagnose the problem (leak, compressor failure, refrigerant level, etc.) and perform the necessary repairs, including a proper recharge if needed. They have the equipment to evacuate the old refrigerant, check for leaks, and add the correct amount of refrigerant and oil.

* Auto Parts Store with AC Service: Some larger auto parts stores offer AC recharge services. However, they often only perform a simple recharge, which may not address the root cause of the problem. This is a cheaper option, but may not be as thorough.

Don't attempt to recharge the AC yourself. Refrigerant is under high pressure and can cause serious injury if handled incorrectly. Additionally, improperly recharging the system can damage the compressor and other components.