I removed the radiator fan relay in the fuse box and did not make any difference. MikTip, can I release a little bit of freon my self, just in case?

what where you trying to do?

What ya "need" to do is locate & disconnect the a/c high pressure switch, to test & see if its the problem.

Releasing freon will do nothing, to verify the problem.

Your system may not be over serviced? You need a set of a/c guages to test & see if its over serviced!

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Item #21(bottom right corner)is your high pressure switch. It has an electrical connector on it.

DO NOT TURN ON THE A/C SYSTEM WITH THE SWITCH DISCONNECTED! Damage to your compressor is very likely without the switch connected!

If you disconnect the switch, and the fan shuts-off, then its very likely the switch.

If the fans remains on, its one of the other systems mentioned earlier.

You can drive the car, with the a/c switch disconnected, but make sure the rad fan still regulates your engine temp(doesnt allow engine to overheat).

Take the car to get it fixed ASAP!

Find out if the a/c switch is stuck because of overservice, or not! Requires the special set of guages to check.