When checking an air conditioning system, the high pressure (discharge pressure) typically ranges from 200 to 300 psi, depending on the system and ambient temperature. The low pressure (suction pressure) usually falls between 25 to 45 psi under normal operating conditions. These values can vary based on the refrigerant used and the specific system design, so it's essential to reference the manufacturer's specifications for accurate readings. Proper pressure readings ensure the system is functioning efficiently and can help diagnose potential issues.
You will be checking the pressures at the same time......
Put your blue hose which is your low side to the low and red which is high to high ac then read your gadges
High side and low side refer to the pressure in the ac system. Ie The high side is the high pressure line and low side is the low pressure line.
Hey C==You really need gauges to be sure you don't overcharge the system. The low preasure outlet is by the accumulator. You charge it through this port. GoodluckJOe
I want to know where the low and high pressure ac sensors are on a 1993 camaro
the low is always the big hose and the high is the little one
The low side will be on the accumulator and the high side will be on the discharge line.....
Check the low and high pressure switches, the AC fuse, and relay. Any of these can cause the AC to not get power to the clutch as if the freon is too low.
Try checking the low pressure switch.
the low side of your ac system is the big of the two, the other is the high side, big one has the blue top and the high has the red one.
You can't.
either its low or too high of pressures