Buy a recharge kit from an auto parts store. This will include a charging valve/hose, and cans of freon. It's best to get a charge hose with a pressure gauge on it. Screw can onto tap end of the charging hose, turn piercing valve clockwise until it stops. Attach quick connector to the low side outlet of the AC system (this fitting is foolproof. It will only fit on the correct connector). Turn vehicle on, turn AC on MAX with fan on high. Go back to the charging hose and turn the piercing valve counter clockwise to let the freon out of the can and into the hose, into the AC system. Make sure AC clutch is cycling to ensure movement of freon into the AC system. Do not overcharge the system, or you may burst parts. Most systems only hold 2 cans worth. To achieve best results, you must evacuate the entire AC system of all freon & pressure before charging.
According to the 07 Refrigerant Oil Specifications an 99 GMC Yukon uses either 36 or 64 oz of refrigerant depending if the vehicle has rear ac. You can find more helpfull information about your vehicle ac system at www.idqusa.com.
you dont nid to change it is the same a/c is controled by the front control turn front on and turn rear on
The AC recharge port on a 2004 GMC envoy is on the low pressure connection. It is the larger of two hoses near the firewall.
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A bad accumulator and a bad expansion tube..........
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take it to a dealer.
The refrigerant capacity of the 2002 GMC Yukon depends on the type of air conditioning system the vehicle has. Front only AC has a capacity of 28 ounces. Front and rear AC has a capacity of 42 ounces.
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