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Low Side R134A AC Connection 200 1986

posted by  someone claiming to be BGouveia on  Thu Jul 11 13:42 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I converted my car from R12 to R134A using the Volvo kit acuple of years ago.
I am now putting in another compressor becuase the bearing are failing on
the original. Now I need to get it charged and I am being told by service
shops I need a low side connection which I don't have.
The kit came with a high side R134A connection which installed
between the drier and the expansion valve. But it didn't come with a low side R134A fitting.

What is the solution? Do I really need access to the low side?

I have been to several auto parts stores including Carquest
and Napa. They did not know what to do.



Thanks for your help.

Brett Gouveia






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