Hi all,please I'm kind of confused and I need a professional advice pls.I use a honda accord 2001 model.the problem I'm having is dat whenever I use a.c,the temperature of the car rises abnormally,almost to the red zone but if I didn't use the a.c,the temperature is always normal and the car functions well.some how the gas in the car leaked and the a.c didn't work,so I took it to a technician,after explaining the issues,he changed the pipe and made a repair on the compressor and after checking dat every other part works well,he refilled d gas.but on my way home, just after 20 mins,I realised dat my D4 indicator is blinking,the temperature starts rising and I couldn't accelerate even after switching off the a.c.I managed to move the car home after switching it off Fø̲̣̣я̅ like 3mins,I started the car again and it works fine without a.c ooo.a mechanic checked today and he said the problem is the RADIATOR.I want to ask our experts if truly I have to change the radiator.
Note:I have bled the radiator,the two fans works well,the radiator doesn't consume water,I only top it with few drops everymorning(dnt know if dat is d normal way it should work though).
Please,I dnt just want †̥ get a radiator and still face thesame issues.PLS HELP a brother.thnx

@ Ikenna,@ Sienna,and others, I'm expecting ur replies.

do u have coolant or water in ur radiator?.
check that the ac pulley is free and not binding...
3rdly...drain n flush ur radiator within clean water..preferabbly connect a hose to ur tap open the lower radiator pipe n flush through the top...after flushoinging...topfill ur radiator with good coolant....confirm the pulley is free n not binding

cretin: do u have coolant or water in ur radiator?.
check that the ac pulley is free and not binding...
3rdly...drain n flush ur radiator within clean water..preferabbly connect a hose to ur tap open the lower radiator pipe n flush through the top...after flushoinging...topfill ur radiator with good coolant....confirm the pulley is free n not binding

◦-†нªηкs-◦ will work on it.