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    A/C HIGH SIDE???

    So i added a can of freon because my a/c is not even remotely cold....But my high side reading WAYYYYY up its full of freon... What do I look at now?

    [ June 12, 2005, 09:29 AM: Message edited by: firebird98v6 ]
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    Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't think you were supposed to take readings off of the high side. I certainly didn't... I filled up my lowside with a gauge till about 50PSI (it's hot down here in FL)

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      wheres the low side anyways? How do you tell high from low???
      Red \'96 RS, Nitto 555\'s on 18\"x8\" Voxx\'s,body kit and spoiler,<br />Pacesetter headers,Random Technology Cat,Flowmaster Muffler,K&N intake,MSD coils, module,platinum +4 plugs,Billet+ shifter w/ B&M T-handle,WS6 rear end...LOTS OF HOPES AND DREAMS!

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        but yeah you are supposed to fill on the low side...
        Red \'96 RS, Nitto 555\'s on 18\"x8\" Voxx\'s,body kit and spoiler,<br />Pacesetter headers,Random Technology Cat,Flowmaster Muffler,K&N intake,MSD coils, module,platinum +4 plugs,Billet+ shifter w/ B&M T-handle,WS6 rear end...LOTS OF HOPES AND DREAMS!

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        • #5
          the low side is off that big silver canister on the passenger side near the front.
          2002 Silver Firebird A4<br />T-Tops, Leather, Y87, W68, Chrome Wheels<br />Bone Stock

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