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90 240 AC retrofit question 200 1990

posted by  rhaire on  Sat Jul 23 13:58 CST 2005
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Well, the low is the driver's side port but if you have not installed the R134a fittings onto the old ones, I am not sure what gauge/pump/fitting combo you are using. Fittings for 134a differ and the gauges correspond to the fittngs. Furthermore, the high and low fittings for 134 differ. Watch that teh schraders make sence when you add the fittings. Some require you gut the old schrader while some just activate the inner valve when the fitting valve is depressed. I'd go more than a half hour too. Change or add ester oil.






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