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Cpt Marvel

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Somebody put a a/c troubleshooting guide on here last year. I can't find it. Maybe early this year. It had instruction on how to read manifold Gage's and other stuff. Anybody know?
 

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No, that looks like stuff I will use for sure. The one I'm looking for had stuff like if both gages read in a general range, it's good. If one is high and the other low, it's bad. Lol. Stuff like that. Thought I had bookmarked it. Can't find it thru search. Not on my phone anyway
 

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Re looked at that. Wasn't the post that I was originally referring to, but that IS the information I am looking for! Thanks!

I changed the compressor, accumulator and low line. I didn't have a vac pump so I filled it to specs with the intent of getting it evacuateded, vacuumed and recharged this weekend. Driven 2 times a day, 30 minutes each time, will the compressor survive that? I know it will cause failure "in the future" if not vacuumed, but how far away is the "future"?
 

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Re looked at that. Wasn't the post that I was originally referring to, but that IS the information I am looking for! Thanks!

I changed the compressor, accumulator and low line. I didn't have a vac pump so I filled it to specs with the intent of getting it evacuateded, vacuumed and recharged this weekend. Driven 2 times a day, 30 minutes each time, will the compressor survive that? I know it will cause failure "in the future" if not vacuumed, but how far away is the "future"?

yeah.... i don't know about that.
Not sure how you would check the system for a leak without using a vacuum pump. Maybe you pressurized the system w/ nitrogen?

fyi, autozone has vacuum pumps on their loan program.
 
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It was a job I couldn't start on until 8 at night. Autozone loaned me the gage set, didn't mention the pump.
 

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