Black66label
New Member
What are your high and low side pressures? Also i highly advise against charging your AC system with those cans of Freon you get from the auto parts store. Those can's contain about 2 oz of R-134a, and the rest is stop leak, oil, and other crap you don't need floating around your system. Does your low side pressure fluctuate or swing? That will help indicate whether or not your drier is restricted. If your orifice is plugged your going to show a normal head pressure and a low suction. If this started occurring because you messed with your low pressure port, then there is a good chance it's still leaking causing your low pressure switch to cycle your compressor on and off. Anyway get operating pressures before you start changing driers, orifices, and dumping Freon in it.