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On my 91 it is on the pasenger side close to the firewall. under a brass cap
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Where is the low side and which is the high side of the ac on 99 F150?
The low side will be on the accumulator and the high side will be on the discharge line.....
Where is the low side for the ac on f150?
The low pressure side of any AC system begins at the metering device outlet and ends at the compressor inlet.
Where is low pressure ac recharge port on a 1992 ford f150?
left side on firewall should be on the side of ac condencer
Where is the ac low pressure port on 1998 ford F150?
low side is next to or on conpressor.has blue cap on low side red cap on highside
Where is the low side port to recharge the AC located on a 2005 Ford F150 4.6V8?
On the receiver/dryer.
Where is ac refill on 2000 f150?
You recharge your vehicle ac system throught the low side port. All vehicles are different as where the low side port might be located. There is a website www.idqusa.com that has helpfull information about your vehicle ac system including where the low side port is located on your 00 f-150 .
Where is the ac coil condensor on a 1990 f150?
In front of the radiator
Why is AC in our 1990 Suburban leaking on the passenger side Also shuts on and off?
ac drain stopped up,ac is low on freon
Where is the AC low side service port located on a 2001 ford f150?
Its on the accumulator/drier. You can find a drawing of this on the link below. Just follow the "Find Your Car's Low Side Port" icon.
Where is the low side access point on 1990 ford E150 Air Cond?
The low side ac port for the 1990 e 150 should be on an aluminum pipe. The pipe is on the passenger side of the engine compartment just beside of the battery.
Do you recharge the ac on the low side on a 1990 Chevy cavalier?
Yes, if you recharge it on the high side, you could blow up the can using to recharge it. So it is very important to use the low side.
Where is the low side port to recharge the AC located on a 2005 ford f150 5.4v8?
Its on the Receiver Drier/Accumulator. I found a drawing of it on the site listed below.
