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Adding your own R134A freon 850 1996

posted by  Second Son on  Thu Sep 26 20:04 CST 2002
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you need a set of 134 guages

R134a is cheap compared to the old R12.

Attach guage to both high and low side. If you have a (+) pressure, you don't have to vacuum the system down. Start AC measure pressure and put correct amount R134A back in for correct temp high/low reading.

You should fix the leak before all R134A leaks out. If it does and your system get a (-) pressure in it when it is on, it can suck air in from the atmosphere and damage your system....good luck





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