B16CivicEX

hey guys, i would like to put some more 134A in my A/C, Do i use the Left or Right attachment ( See pic ) The bottle i bought has a gauge, how much is safe to add. Thanks for all the help.

VTAC-KAT

one of those attachments is the hot side and one is the cold. You want to fill the cold side. I am pretty sure that the hose will only fit one (or maybe that is on r12).

When you are adding the freon, have someone sit inside the car to bump the idle up while you add it to the system... add enough so that the vents are blowing cold air.

Syndacate

u said u have a guage..? Do it until it's in the blue?

Brick Top

the low side. the one with the cap missing. i think i heard its suppose to be around 40. make sure the car is running with the a/c full blast when u put it in.

94snatchback

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B16CivicEX

thanks that helps just did not want to install on the wrong hose.

littleredcivic

yes , refil on the suction side (low pressure/cold side). do not connect it to the high side, your can will explode. do not overcharge the system either. if you can afford it, spend the 40 bux and get the low/high gauge set so you can check the pressures on both sides to make sure everything is working properly.

Rock Meathammer

If you insist on doing this on your own. (which I really do not recommend) get a set of manifold gages (r134a of course). You still have no way of detecting leaks. A/C systems don't just start blowing warm because they need a recharge and that's it. Something is either leaking, clogged, or failed.


There is no set pressure of where the low or high side should be. You have to take ambient temperature into consideration along with the pressure readings and compare them to the chart. This will tell you where your pressures are supposed to be.