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haveing problems chargeing the AC in a 94 explorer,,will not take freon?
im chargeing from the low side,the compresser was running with a straight wire from the battery
3 Answers
- 1 decade ago
Did you empty and depressurize the system before you attempted to fill it? Make sure there isn't any pressure by pushing in on the shrader fitting (its like a valve stem) on the cold side. I would pull it all the way out to make sure it is working right. A valve stem tool is all you need. I just thought of something that might have a bearing. Is it retrofit for r134 refrigerent? Make sure you have matching fittings for what you are filling it with. The r-12 that came with has different size fittings on both the hot and cold side. Good luck
- Anonymous1 decade ago
go from that small tank, it should have a valve on it, also start your car and turn it on max when you charge it.
