Alright I tried messing with it again, I think when I first checked the can there might have been some excess air in the hose which I thought was refrigerant coming out so I thought it was good. I see it coming through the sight glass now and my compressor is staying on longer before kicking off
Alright I tried messing with it again, I think when I first checked the can there might have been some excess air in the hose which I thought was refrigerant coming out so I thought it was good. I see it coming through the sight glass now and my compressor is staying on longer before kicking off
I’m at around 32 with my compressor staying on, but my high side is at 210. The chart that came with it said 35-45 and 157-170 for my temperature so should I keep adding more?
Remember the system pressures will drop once the vehicle is driven and air is pushed thru the condenser which will remove the heat of compression... The A/C air temperature coming from the ventilation will also drop several degrees.
I briefly skimmed a thread that sounded like a similar issue and they said it was a blend door problem, but I haven’t looked at it much yet. Basically whichever mode i put it on, it only comes out on the feet, defrost vent, and the tiny vents above the face vents on the side
I briefly skimmed a thread that sounded like a similar issue and they said it was a blend door problem, but I haven’t looked at it much yet. Basically whichever mode i put it on, it only comes out on the feet, defrost vent, and the tiny vents above the face vents on the side
The vacuum line going thru the fire wall near the A/C drier that feeds the A/C console also T's off and goes to a rectangular vacuum storage container beneath the fender panel.
Look for leaks in the poly lines and the connection at the storage container.
The vacuum line going thru the fire wall near the A/C drier that feeds the A/C console also T's off and goes to a rectangular vacuum storage container beneath the fender panel.
Look for leaks in the poly lines and the connection at the storage container.