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Posted on Jun 08, 2010

Where do I add air conditioning coolant?

Where do I add air conditioning coolant on a 2003 gmc yukon?

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You have two ports under the hood with plastic caps 1 is usally close to fire wall and the other is torward the front if you find the ac compressor you can follow the lines off that to the ports or schrader valves these can not b mixed up they are two different sizes 1 small 1 big

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