Questions & Answers for: Chrysler freon amount

...FREON has essentially been banned due to it's destructive nature to the Ozone layer, which obviously is where That guy lives.. I am in the exact same situation you are with your car. I have the A/C ...

...freon is under high pressures 90-200 Pounds per square inch. the system must be completley evacuated for this part to be safley changed. Also it is against federal and state laws to discharge freons ...

...freon low pressure cut-off switch located ; 1999 chrysler LHS put it on a special machine to weigh the amount of gas in the system by extracting it ,then refill to the correct weight of gas ,if still ...

amount of condensation on the ground. Now, it comes on and runs normal, but blows hot air. We called Auto Zone and the guy said it didn't sound like the clutch fan and probably needs to be charged. So

...FREON, as that is illegal, more likely the current R134a. Too much refrigerant is as bad as not enough. You need a measured amount or the system will not work correctly. It takes special tools and ...

...amount of oil to the compressor? Is it overcharged? Did you evacuate all the air with a vacuum pump before charging? Was the fixed orifice replaced? If you are sure you did the install right and ...

...amount of freon was in the system, if any at all. If system is low or empty, a leak is present. If system is low, ultra-violet dye would need to be injected into the system along with freon and ...

...amount. Next find the low side fitting. it will be on the larger line and will be the smaller of the two fittings. Start the vehicle and turn on the a/c. Install the hose from the can of freon onto ...

...freon it won't kick on . The rest is a closed loop, Pull a vacuum in the low pressure side. And wait 1/2 hour to see if it stays under. There are no leaks, Then charge with proper amount of ...

...out how to bypass pressure switch. does it have a external thermostat? Compressor will not run if freon charge low. If you want it to run supply direct power and ground to back of compressor. I do ...