2002 Suzuki Grand Vitara "ac charging port location" Questions

port to install freon on 2000 grand vitra AC unit 6 cylinder mcdevito75 here, The low side port of your A/C is located on one of the shiny metal lines comeing out of the firewall, they are attached to

Vitara Duse box diagram (inside) would be helpful. Email me at [email protected], this one has no sun roof. Thank you, thank you, thank you! need to charge the AC, where is the low pressure port at

...with a diagram/location of the low-side ac port on my vehicle to check for ac problems? the low side charging port is near the AC Accumulator/Reciever dryer cannister in the larger of the 2 AC

...port this is wher u charge the small ac line/hose has the large port this is the high side the high side is located on the drier infront of the condensor and the low side is in line near the fire ...

...can you tell me location 2.4L engine AC low side charge port is located near the right shock tower. 3.4-3.1 engines AC low side charge port.remove right tire on driver side.remove splash

...ac port. air conditioner needs charge and i cannot locate the right port. The easiest way to locate the low side charge port on any vehicle is to locate the A/C compressor, follow the "larger" of the ...

...ac low pressure port location to add 134a refridgerant Look back on the firewall for the two a/c lines. One is large and on is much smaller. The larger line is the low pressure line. Follow that line ...

...ac located Depends on the year. Cars in the early 90's used R12. Anything later uses R134a. The size of the charge ports will define the R134a port. An adapter is needed to fit on the charging hose. ...

...AC lines from the compressor is the port you charge at. Air conditioner charging ports are located in the engine compartment and are capped with plastic caps named H and L at the top. Always charge ...

...AC compressor, the fill port will accept only the right fitting from the charging source hose fitting. Before you add refrigerant you need to locate the leak, the refrigerant doesn't just disappear, ...