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Adding Freon 84 244 ti 200

posted by  dobber13 on  Mon Jun 16 18:10 CST 2014
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I have done this before and had no problems but I was trying to add some today after I found the small leak and it was just the hot side connection that needed to be tightened.
When I was adding freon the gauge showed a drop in kPa by about 70 kPa,does that mean to much was added? If so how can I remove some freon.The temp.runs about 60 degree's,I was trying to get the temp. to around 50 degree's. This was changed over to R134 with all necessary parts for conversion.






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