Part 1. How to properly charge an auto AC R134a refrigerant air conditioning system.
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This guy takes the time to record a useful video, and all you guys can do is hang on one word? Give props where they are due - Thanks for the video...
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FREON FREON FREON !!!!
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You can't charge on the high side when the compressor is operating because the compressor produces more pressure than what would be in the refrigerant can. If your a professional you KNOW when to dump liquid in the high side if you know what I mean (usually residential and commercial apps).
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excellent how to thank you. I only wish i saw this before i charged my jeep. you state never open the high side when charging. if that is done will there be any damage to the gauge set or to the ac itself?
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Actually R134a is Refrigerant and is made by Freon, Freon is a company name I believe its owned by Dupont. and he is 100% correct on the Warm Water Technique. It is a good Idea to " pull " a Vacuum down to 500 Microns. and as for the gauges you can only bring the Vacuum to 29.99 In of Hg ( Hydrogyrum ) liquid metal or Inches of Mercury. I only want to inform everyone who watches this AWESOME video a little more of technical stuff.
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Lol@people who go from ac video to ac video to say 'R134a is not freon'
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How long should I vaccum and to what negative pressure?
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2 Lbs very small, mine is 3.75+ Cause you always have to give a little extra when it deals with a completely bone dry system.
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@ezkeyboardkid58 vacuum pump
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Dont forget to purge your lines dumbasses.....
Do you vacuum pump out of the high, low, or both sides?
wowcolors 4 months ago
@wowcolors both sides
mikecarter79 4 months ago
r134a is not freon
hensocr 1 year ago
@hensocr You are a genious !!! Thanks for playing .
mikecarter79 1 year ago 3
How do I add Freon to Buick Suburban? Oh wait, R-134a was never ever sold as Freon anywhere in the world... I mean GM makes Suburban but never sold it under Buick brand, but after all, brand doesn't matter right?
UrbexNW 1 year ago
@UrbexNW You know you sound like an idiot. I know that freon and R134a are different. I am just used to calling all automotive refrigerants FREON.
mikecarter79 1 year ago 7