2007 Pontiac Torrent AWD "high side line cold auto" Questions

...level then check the side of over - flow tank also level is marked on the side with a line that says high cold put radiator cap on pushing it down an turn to the right. Hope you are helped by ...

...high side port. Never add freon using the high side port. Typically if you are buying a guage set from your local auto parts store, it will only attach to the low side service port because they are ...

...high side (smaller tubes). Comment me again so we can go further if we need to. Check compressor with engine running is it spinning? if not your system need a professional check up if your compressor ...

...than high on the passenger side. Suspected blend door but seems OK up there. Done the calibration (AUTO - OFF) no fault codes. Any ideas? Thank you. the heater inside is thearthy or the line too ...

...high, and connect the line to your can then to the low side of the air conditioner lines and hold the can up right so you let the gasses in, not liquid. when can is empty remove from low side and be ...

side port. how do i find it 4.0L , 5.0L : Back near the firewall (Evaporator) above the accumulator/drier. The line will be cold /low pressure port. Near radiator (Condenser) is hot/high pressure port

...side of the engine ( as you are facing it ). Follow the METAL a/c lines one will have an H on it for HIGH and the other should have an L on it for LOW. If not, the one closest to you is the HIGH and ...

...high side valve, this is a smaller diameter valve mounted to a smaller diamet a/c line, this is under extreme pressure so donot attempt to fill this high side with freon as it can backfire on you and ...

...high pressure side because you can blow up the can in your hand i would start with one little can then go check to see if you have cold air if its not frezzing cold you can put another one in until ...

...high side. A little at a time and monitor the temp feel of the low side. I would say by your use of terminology that you should take it to a professional. But to answer your question, it goes in the ...