2000 Dodge Durango "low pressure side location" Questions

...items such as betetry to be removed to gain access to it. The low side port is located in the low pressure side of the AC system, this is the larger of the two lines comming from the

...low pressure line. Follow the aluminum lines out of the compressor on the front of the engine, they will go towards the firewall, and the valve should be somewhere in between, the Freon fitting will ...

...low, governer pressure sensor not equal to target.. Most of the time you replace the governer pressure sensor and soleniod.. I would recommend you to fix this problem if not you will end up burning ...

...low pressure port on 2000 dodge durango I am not 100% sure, but it should be on the passenger side, There is a aluminum line that runs up to where the radiator is to the AC compressor. It will have a ...

...low pressure switch. If you have had to add freon before you have a leak. If not you could have developed a leak You can pick up a can of R-134A freon at Auto Zone with the hose and gauge and connect ...

...low, the best way to find a leak is to try to get your hands on a cooling system pressure tester. This will allow you to pressurize the cooling system and make it easier to locate a leak visually. ...

...low IF there are no oil leaks: Check the Oil Pressure/Sending Sensor. This should be located adjacent to the Oil Filter. Check first the electrical connection: Unplug and clean any corrosion or ...

...pressure readings. EXTERNAL blockages like clogged-up evaporator core fins will have the symptom of low or no air flow from the dash vents. If there is plenty of air coming out of the vents, the ...

...low again. Same deal, just allow the car to warm up with the radiator cap off. You should see the water swirling if the thermostat is open. SHoudl open around 180 to 190 dpending on which yo9u have ...

...low speeds when the system will require more pressure and thus otherwise drag down the idle. The wire to the switch is dark blue/light green (signal) and a black ground; and the signal wire goes to ...