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Locating A/C refrigerant ports? 850

posted by  Mr. Detail on  Mon Jul 29 00:27 CST 2002
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O.K., I spent at least 20 minutes trying to locate the "low port" so I can attempt to re-charge my R-134a. I noticed a yellow warning type sticker on the top of the passenger side strut housing, that spoke of "R-134a" and a 1.63 lbs. recommendation to fill-up but no ports. Can anyone help me out? My haynes manual sucks as far as any sketches/drawings for location.

Thanks!






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