There are two coolant lines that come from the compressor. One line goes to the condenser (radiator looking thing in front of the engine radiator). That line is the High side. From the radiator, that line goes through the firewall. The OTHER line that goes to the comressor is the LOW side, or some call it the suction side. Somewhere along that line you should be able to find a refrigerant test port. The low side will only be low when the compressor is running.
Its on the low side (suction side) from the compressor to the accumulator........
The low side is always the big line on the a/c system. The little line is the high side.
Its on the suction (low) side hose coming from the accumulator going to the evaporator...
There is a web site www.idqusa.com where there is helpfull information about your vehicle ac system. There is a lowside port locator on there.
Its located on the suction side on the a/c accumulator......
You add freon to the a/c by using the low side, suction side (larger hose).............
In the ac system through the low side service port.In the ac system through the low side service port.
Its located on the low side (suction hose) side, follow the hose from the accumulator to the a/c compressor.......
Its on the suction hose right next to the accumulator...
the low side vaccumm should hold between 23-30 vac
Technically, there isn't any "suction" on an AC system. The "low" side is usually near the receiver/dryer if your system has one. The "high" side goes directly from the compressor to the condenser and directly from the condenser to the passenger compartment. The line that goes from the passenger compartment to the compressor (with a possible diversion to the receiver/dryer) is the low side. Look for the fitting along that line. Just trace the lines and you can't go wrong.
The low side service port is located on the suction line at the top of the engine.....