Reply to "AC Charging location"

angelobMember

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Originally posted by 74LQQKR:
Thanks Angelo,

So if I take off the bulkhead to get to the compressor I should see the fitting. I just thought that the site glass (to check for bubbles)was in the back at the dryer and I should fill there. Anyway that's how I charged some old mustangs in the past.

No, easier to get to them from under just in front of the rear wheel on the pass side. Jack it up enough to make it easier, then if your hoses are long enough you can see the sight glass with guages in hand, if you are just topping off the charge, be carefull not to overcharge, it will seize the compressor. Don't worry about completely clearing the sightglass, flashing is still ok if the engine is warm and the ambiant is warm with lower engine rpm's

Angelo

11/7/074:59 PM

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