Recharge your AC system properly. I go though all of the steps on how to safely charge your air conditioning system with refrigerant. First you need to evacuate the system, then pull a vacuum, and then add the correct amount of refrigerant based on weight.
Vacuum Pump + Manifold gauge combo:
Manifold gauge set:
AC vacuum pump
Refrigerant (with no oil or sealers):
Refrigerant Can Tap:
Scale to weigh Refrigerant:
How to Find AC System Leaks:
How to Replace an AC Compressor:
How to Quick Charge your AC System:
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How can i fo to extract the freeon id still have, to start vacuum?
So the Blue and the red lines has to be open wile you pump the refrigerant or just the Blue
Hey there Chris, I just got done installing a new AC Compressor on my 2006 Porsche Cayenne Turbo 4.5l V8. The issue I'm running into is that I can't get more than 70psi on the high side. I'm at a loss. I checked all the fuses and they seem ok. If you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciated.
Refrigerant flows out of a/c compressor from high side in liquid state . As it passes the through the expansion valve or tube it turns into gaseous state before entering the evaporator .
Excellent job explaining the process. I've watched several videos like this and now feel confident I can repair my system.
Air compressor required for that pump?
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If you add oil to the yellow hose, won't it just blow out when you do the purge of the hose?
Thank you for posting this. I followed your instructions and everything went perfect. Nice cold air again!
Quick, Clear, Concise, Accurate.