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Due to low pressure, there was just a trickle of water coming from the tap.
Evaporation occur at any temeperature but a high temperature or a low pressure favors evaporation.
because of the pressure of the tap
The second tap lowers the pressure.
The low pressure tap or fitting is located on the compressor underneath the car drivers side. It is the larger of the 2 metal pipes.
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Hi: The low pressure side is the biggest line going to or fro the compressor. It will always connect directly to the cooling coil. Be careful, as that the lines can contain quiet a bit of pressure and expecially if you tap into the wrong one at the wrong time while unit is running. At any rate,,,, you didn't ask but how to identify the low pressure line and now you have your answer. Hope this is usefull to you. Jimiwane
The water in a building has a certain pressure, depending on how high the storage tank is. One tap opening has the full pressure acting on one small area, the size of the tap. If a second tap is opening the pressure acts on a wider area, so it is not so strong.
The pressure of water in the pipes is called the 'head of pressure' and it is the difference in level between the water surface height (above sea level) in the nearest reservoir to the height (above sea level) of your tap. This 'head' will be higher for a downstairs tap than an upstairs tap and therefore the pressure and water flow rate upstairs will be less than for downstairs.
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Take a look at the oil level. Pull the dip stick and check where the oil level is. You may only be low in oil. Is the engine tapping? If not, take a look at the oil pressure switch. Does it have alot of oil around it? You may want to replace it. If you do have a tap in the engine, you may want to have the oil pump checked for output pressure. Hope this helps.
If there is no water, or there is low pressure, then there are a few things that can be done. Search for incidents in the area, and try your cold kitchen tap. Check your stop valves, as well as check for frozen pipes.