find the low pressure line there will be two lines from the compressor the low pressure is the big one have a can of 134a and the hose to connect(wal-mart has this)start the car turn on the ac hook up the hose you may need more than one can of 134a
A Freon system on a 1993 Honda Accord uses a valve on the A/C hardline where a user can connect a A/C refill can. Following directions on the refill bottle will show how much Freon is needed to pressurize the system.
You add freon to the a/c by using the low side, suction side (larger hose).............
'91 Accord. If you are still using r12, its gonna cost about99 bucks a can. You'll find the ac fittings by the dryer (left front?) Dealers can install a conversion kit to the new freon for about 45 bucks, and the new freon is obviously much cheaper
Because they no longer use freon.
You add freon to the low side fitting,top front,on the ac compressor
You call a licensed contractor and have them check your system. If they determine that it needs freon, they can add the right punt.
Add freon
R134a
R134a
R12-if it has ac of course.
Freon is added through the ac low pressure port. The port is located on the aluminum pipe on the ac line.
Your 1993 Toyota AC: is fuel by Freon. Freon and a recharge kit can be obtained from most auto-parts stores.