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1999 FORD TAURUS EVAP SERVICE PORT

IS THE EVAP SERVICE PORT THE LOW PRESSURE VALVE FOR RECHARGING A/C SYSTEM W/ R-134A

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Not sure as to what you are reffering to as the EVAP service port the low pressure/suction port will be in the large AC line near the evaporator near the firewall on passenger side of vehicle. The actual evap port is for checking the fuel vapor management system.

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The AC charge port is the on low pressure AC line (large line from compressor) near the firewall. Take care not to overcharge, there are other causes of no cooling like a stuck AC compressor cycling switch or a air temp control blend door motor malfunction, what is the issue u have? does the AC compressor run?

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