your supposed to b certified for that and if you dont know where the valve is its unlikely u are
Another Perspective
Certification is primarily necessary for anyone using the old Freon. The requirements for 134-A are much less restrictive.
To find the schrader valve, follow the refrigerant lines out of the AC compressor. One is the "high" side, and the other is the "low" side. It's pretty obvious which is which, since the high side goes to the condenser (attached to the radiator) that means that the OTHER line is the low side.
On the older Saturn S series, the schrader valves were right next to the AC compressor, but you had to search on the L series. Just follow the AC lines either way from the compressor and you should be able to find the schrader valves.
R134a
Add coolent add some R134a but don't over charge, you will blow the ac compressor seals
There is a cap under the hood on the valve cover that says ADD OIL HERE
You don't. The 2000 Saturn refrigerant is not Freon R12 it contains R134a. Add it at the Low pressure port. You have a leak or it would not be necessary to add refrigerant. It is illegal to add refrigerant to a system with a leak without first repairing the leak. Take it to a professional and have the leak fixed.
Low pressure line from the compressor (Larger hose)
The 134a plus just has PAG oil added already, so that you (theoretically) don't have to add it after adding the R134a.
there is no fluid to add its a sensor i had to go get it replace kinda weird huh
add r134a to the service port
To add R134a to a 2002 Saturn SL, first ensure the engine is off and the AC is set to the maximum cool setting. Locate the low-pressure service port, which is typically near the AC compressor; it has a larger diameter than the high-pressure port. Attach the R134a refrigerant can to the low-pressure port, following the manufacturer's instructions, and open the can while the engine is running and the AC is on to allow the refrigerant to flow into the system. Monitor the pressure and avoid overfilling, as this can damage the AC system.
R134a
There is one valve that is used to add refrigrant. But you had better not add Freon. Freon is R12 and your vehicle's A/C system does not have Freon (R12) as a refrigrant. More than likely it uses R134a.
I highly recommend taking it to a service station because you will need to have it retrofitted and the freon changed to r134a instead of r12 ---- DO NOT ADD r134a to r12 it will lock up your compressor ---- But the low pressure valve is the one closest to the firewall it will look like a tire valve stem. The high pressure is located closer to the ground.