Well next thing I would do is turn on your car turn on the A/C, then pop the hood and look for your A/C compressor which would be on the passenger side of the engine bay. Then while looking at it see if the inner pully is rotating. While our A/C is off the outer ring of the pulley should only be spinning, when its on the whole pulley should turn (A/C compressor clutch). If it is not then your compressor is not activating. I would then get a Refrigerant gauge you can either get one that is attached to a can of R-134 or like I prefer get a seperate gauge on a piece of hose. You would attach that to the low side of your system which would be a metal tube coming from the a/c compressor and it would have a little attachment on the tube (kind of like a tire valve on your tires) that you would hook that hose up and check the freon level with your car on, A/C on fan speed max. That would determine if you are low on refrigerant. If that isn't specific enough I can look at my XRS motor and try and get some pictures.