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Checking freon level

posted by  LunchMan on  Wed May 10 14:02 CST 2006
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Well I added the freon 13oz of r134+. The a/c is blowing colder, and the readings are no longer jumping. The gauge now sits constant ar 32-35 psi when connected to a/c low side. The temp this afternoon was about 77 degrees. I still think I need one more can of 11oz of freon but will give this addition a few days to see how it feels. Also I should get that thermometer to check the a/c temp at the vent with a goal of 40 deg. F.

Lunchman






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