Refrigerant location?
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Refrigerant location?
Hey Folks,
Looking for the location of the refrigerant refiller ... can't find it. Car is a 2.2 if thats any matter. Searched, but to no avail.
Thanks.
Looking for the location of the refrigerant refiller ... can't find it. Car is a 2.2 if thats any matter. Searched, but to no avail.
Thanks.
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look for the metal lines, if you cant find them turn on ur AC and feel for what gets cold.
There are 2 visible valves on it, they look like big shrader valves.
Im pretty sure the lo pressure is on the top by the passenger side firewall and the High pressure is by the front drivers side headlight. turnon ur AC full blast and just plug in.
There are 2 visible valves on it, they look like big shrader valves.
Im pretty sure the lo pressure is on the top by the passenger side firewall and the High pressure is by the front drivers side headlight. turnon ur AC full blast and just plug in.
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Okay, thanks!
The valve on the metal line by the firewall doesn't get cold, nor does it connect to the 134a line... I was told it is under the car at Autozone?
look for the metal lines, if you cant find them turn on ur AC and feel for what gets cold.
There are 2 visible valves on it, they look like big shrader valves.
Im pretty sure the lo pressure is on the top by the passenger side firewall and the High pressure is by the front drivers side headlight. turnon ur AC full blast and just plug in.
There are 2 visible valves on it, they look like big shrader valves.
Im pretty sure the lo pressure is on the top by the passenger side firewall and the High pressure is by the front drivers side headlight. turnon ur AC full blast and just plug in.
Last edited by Cirrus; 07-20-2008 at 05:28 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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no way lol. i have done this before. there big metal lines coming from your condensor. turn your AC on and feel for the metal lines that get cold after a while.
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Is the a diagram somewhere?
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ur lines might not be getting cold becuase ur regriderant is so low it has tripped the sensor, in which case they would not get cold.
there really the big metal lines in the engine bay.... let me see if i can find a diagram or something
there really the big metal lines in the engine bay.... let me see if i can find a diagram or something
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how big are we talking? the line i see with the valve by the passenger side firewall is only as thick as a sharpie, if even that.. maybe pencil sized
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ill prob have to find som way to draw a circle on this pic of where u need to fill but u see tht metal line by the oil filter on the bottom right side of the pic?
not my engine BTW
not my engine BTW
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i forget if thts the high or low. 100% sure thts where i put my refridgereant. You can use a small tool to test the port for pressure. the other valve is by the firewall.
u can clearly see the other one in the pic as well.
its rite next to the passenger side strut tower
u can clearly see the other one in the pic as well.
its rite next to the passenger side strut tower
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