Questions & Answers for: pressure readings auto 134a

Auto Parts has what you need. Most diy kits have a hose to connect to the Low Pressure side of the ac system and a guage. The other end of the guage has a connector that fits on the can of 134a. Start

...pressure readings. Avoid adding refrigerant with a simple charging kit like the ones sold at parts stores. Don?t add any stop leak, this can cause problems in the compressor, expansion valve or ...

...auto store.. Tell them what truck you have,, and they can look it up for you before you buy it.. Careful not to over fill the compressor.. That can damage it and it will probably fail way before its ...

...Auto Zone with the hose and gauge and connect it to the fitting on the low side which would be the larger of the 2 going to it.If the gauge reads no pressure, then follow directions and add the can. ...

...auto parts stores - less that $25. Recharging is a very simple task and does not require any mechanical skills or tools - just follow the instructions that come with the kit. Most kits comes with a ...

...pressure readings with 134A Normal readings on high and low side with AC OFF (static pressure) – Depends on outside temperature, but normally is between 80-105 PSI Normal low side reading with AC on ...

...it is low on freon, any auto parts store will sell 1lbs cans of 134a freon and supply hoses with the low side pressure guage for adding freon only. Add freon using the directions on the back of the ...

...pressure and you can top up the refrigerant. Most auto-supply stores will have a kit to refill a system, complete with instructions. Do not overfill! Adding more than the recommended amount of ...

...pressure on the system and may damage it over time, also adding freon without a gauge can result in the a/c lines blowing off (when I say blowing off I mean exploding basically)and usually ruining ...

...auto parts store. You connect it on the low side (On your reciever/dryer) it will only fit there if you buy it that way (the high side is a bigger fitting). You only want to put about 50 - 55 PSI in ...