Reply to "Recharging the AC with R134A: What quantity or weight is required?"

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It charges like every other Ford A/C system does. Connect to the suction valve on the compressor. You can use the sight glass on the drier but better to use an a/c gauge/manifold.

Put a gauge (like the one you use to measure the temp of meat being cooked) in one of the output grates and charge until the temp gets down to 40 or so. Simple really.

Best to use an evacuation pump to test the integrity of the components in the system before you install the refrigerant. Otherwise it might all leak out.

9/26/228:47 AM

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