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It should be behind the rear vent.
cut the exhaust at the exhaust manifold and redirect the pipe through your airconditioning system all the way to the driverside airconditioning vent. It should work beautifully.
It depends on the vehicle but you should have the a/c system checked at least once every year for both performance as well as for freon pressure and its always best that you go to an independent a/c shop and not the dealer or a chain store outfit...............
It should be on your door jamb sticker.
It should be on top of the rear differential.
You should take your car to a Car Airconditioning Service Centre, as there may be other worn Items in the Airconditioning Circuit. For example, the seal in the Pump may be worn and the Refrigerant Gas has escaped out of the System. It really needs a Pro to look at it.
If memory serves me right, you should have the TH700R4.
I recently added freon to the low pressure side of the system. The port is located under the passenger side fender. You need to remove the, then take 2 fasteners off the front edge of the fender liner. You'll find the well hidden low pressure charging port there.
You should plant shady trees around the building to cool off the building along with the air conditioning unit.
Answer to: Where to find the fuel filter for a 1994 GMC Vandura 2500? Try looking on the under carriage just below the driver's door. There you should find a 3" cannister on the fuel line.
An auto transformer has two (actually one split into two parts) winding that is both the primary and the secondary. The piece from neutral to lowside voltage is called the "common" (both the high and lowside use it). The one from the lowside to highside voltage is called the "series". These will have the same MVA rating. First, determine the current in the highside and lowside. I'm assuming the voltages you provided are line to neutral, otherwise you will need to divide the voltage by sqrt 3. For this example, this will be: highside: 22000 / 650 = 33.8Amps lowside: 22000 / 380 = 57.9 Amps The 33.8Amps from the primary side flows down through the series winding and out the secondary. This means a total of (57.9 - 33.8) 24.1A flows up from neutral. The KVA rating of each winding is then: Series : 33.8 * (650-380) = 9.1KVA Common : 24.1A * 380 = 9.1KVA Again, these should match (as they do).
I have a 99 Mazda 626 and mine is on the passenger side of the car. Look for a black cylinder close to the firewall. You should find a small screwoff cap on the black cylinder. This is where you connect your hose to add freon. The high pressure and low pressure service ports are different sizes, so you can't get them mixed up and connect to the wrong one. Hope this helps!