You will need a set of a/c gauges, a vacuum pump, freon and oil....... Put the gauges on both the low and high side ports (blue goes to the low side and red goes to the high side and yellow will go to the vacuum pump).... Vacuum the system down for about 1 hour and then let it sit for 1 hour to see if it will at least hold a vacuum and if so then vacuum it out for an additional 1 hour and then recharge it. Add your freon and oil at a slow pace and watch the gauge readings. Depending the outside temperature you will what the high side to be between 200 to 250psi and the low side to be between 30 to 40psi.
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It drives the alternator, power steering, and ac compressor.
On the drivers side next to the air filter box
be more specific.. wheres the leak..?? you might have to replace a seal.. or a pipe then recharge the system
IT is on the return line located on the passenger side firewall
Using a gauge and the proper type of freon, connect to the low side ac gauge. With the ac on high and the engine running fill the system to the full mark on the gauge.
There are NO sight glasses used on 1994 to date Chrysler meaning you need the knowledge and equipment to recharge the A/C system the consequences are damage to the system because of lost oil in the system or high pressures caused by over filling with R134.
yes you are better off getting the starter can with the reusable hose and gauge if this is your first time refilling yourself
How do i Recharge AC Unit for a 1998 Dodge Stratus
If you use anything other than R134a it will not function properly.
Take it to a garage that services ac. If it needs a recharge it must have a leak in the system.
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