To charge the AC freon in a 1988 2WD Toyota truck with a 22R engine, first ensure the system is off and the correct type of refrigerant (likely R-12 or R-134a) is available. Attach the refrigerant can to the low-pressure service port, which is usually located on the larger diameter AC line. Start the vehicle and turn the AC on to the maximum setting, then slowly open the can to allow refrigerant to enter the system while monitoring the pressure gauge. Make sure not to overcharge, and periodically check the system's performance and pressure as you add refrigerant.
R12
R-134a
Most likely, most truck beds fit other truck beds, especially in the same make.
The truck is a 1988 Toyota pickup with a four speed transmission.
Is it a manual or automatic?
Behind the glovebox and the passenger side speaker.
yes, i have a 1987 Toyota truck and it has one. Can't see why a later model wouldn't
The blower motor speed resister is burned out.
Brake line diagrams for a 1988 Toyota truck can be found in automotive part stores. Service repair manuals also carry copies show all the brake lines for these trucks.
Freon R12
Top of carb. Butterfly plate Should be controlled by temperature operated spring at side of carb.
my a/c sticker is gone under the hood.how much Freon goes in my system.1988 regular cab,v8?