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I attempted to add a little 134a to my 95 Civic because the low side
pressure was at the low end of normal. I followed the directions with the kit but could not get the system to take any freon. In fact, when I gave up, the low side pressure was a little less than when I started. Is there a trick to recharging this system? |
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I am assuming you know that the engine should be running and the A/C
should be turned on. I had a similar problem once, I got some freon in there but not enough. I put the freon can (or in your case the R134a can) in a bucket of hot water to keep the pressure up. Also, turning the ventilation system to recirc and max heat with the A/C on should ensure that the compressor stays engaged. Ken W wrote: > > I attempted to add a little 134a to my 95 Civic because the low side > pressure was at the low end of normal. I followed the directions with > the kit but could not get the system to take any freon. In fact, when > I gave up, the low side pressure was a little less than when I > started. Is there a trick to recharging this system? |
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The engine was running and the A/C compressor engaged. Didn't try the
hot water trick but have tried it in the past when I wanted to get the last little bit of "freon" out of the can. Any other ideas? Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message news:<40E70B72.BC2A65BC@junkmail.com>... > I am assuming you know that the engine should be running and the A/C > should be turned on. I had a similar problem once, I got some freon in > there but not enough. I put the freon can (or in your case the R134a > can) in a bucket of hot water to keep the pressure up. Also, turning the > ventilation system to recirc and max heat with the A/C on should ensure > that the compressor stays engaged. > > Ken W wrote: > > > > I attempted to add a little 134a to my 95 Civic because the low side > > pressure was at the low end of normal. I followed the directions with > > the kit but could not get the system to take any freon. In fact, when > > I gave up, the low side pressure was a little less than when I > > started. Is there a trick to recharging this system? |
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