2000 jetta service port for recharging - 2000 Volkswagen Jetta TDI

Not exactly sure, but if you find the accumulator its likely to be there. It seems every maker thinks they have to hide them from the public. A good place to start looking is at the evaporator and trace the line from there to the compressor. it might have a blue cap on it.

Yup, the last one should be the right one, but if you hear air seeping you will have to replace the valve on it. The valve is hard to find and your best bet is the dealer. It should be fairly inexpensive and comes off just like a tire valve. Once replaced, you can fit your a/c hose on the orifice a recharge it.

on the 2000 malibu the a/c low side service port is located close to the fire wall, go to the passenger side go under the hood follow the fire wall down and you will see the service port, you will need a flash light, and make sure the engine is off before you connect and disconnect

Please see my tip at http://www.fixya.com/cars/r5833579-auto_truck_c_recharge . These are generic instructions. If you get stuck or need specific instructions for your car, please get back to me with model, year and engine info.

mcdevito75 here, Follow each steel line , the one that goes into the firewall is the 1 you need find the port on that tube and recharge your A/C, plus your rechrage kit should only fit this port. Chargeing port may be covered with a brass like cap un screw and there"s the port.

Look for the large line coming from the compressor and follow it until you come to the service port,this will be the one

The average consumer cannot check transmission fluid in the 2000 VW jetta. You must go to a dealership for this service. The problematic transmissions are factory sealed and touted to be 'maintenance free' with the fluid port capped by the manufacturer. The 2000 Jettas (as well as other model years) are notorious for early transmission replacement. Do not expect the VW corp to take care of any transmission issues unless you force them to.

The low pressure service gauge port valve is located on the A/C manifold and tube. please rate, thx

check the condenser it looks like a radiator it is right behind the grill if it looks wet or streaky you need anew one and a recharge probably over 400.00 very common with the jetta

yes, after 9 years it needs to be recharged. Have a shop with a good reputation do it. Dont go cheap. It should hooked up to a machine so you can see how much leaked out,and test for leaks. shouldnt be more than $100