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Hooked up my gauges and the low side had 10lbs showing with the engine running. That's rather odd.......
I'll get a can tap and add some 134a. What's the ideal pressure on the high and low side when filling with freon? |
What is ambient temp?
IIRC the low can be up to 30-35 psi. Sounds like you are slightly undercharged with 10 during idle. Does pressure drop when you rev the engine. |
10 at idle is low. Either your blower isn't running, or you are low on refrigerant. You could also have a blocked or dirty evaporator. It could even be frozen...
More info is needed |
I'll check tomorrow with the car revved up.
Couldn't be frozen since the ETR is brand new, the car was running for 5 minutes with the AC set to on and no click from the AC clutch. Ambient temp...high 80's to low 90's. |
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I was referring to the Schroeder valve. I was going to see if freon came out
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So I just added a can of freon to the system and at 2k rpms, 90F ambient the low side shows 5 PSI and high is 175-180. At idle the low side was showing 20 PSI and the AC clutch kicked on but nothing cooled.
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Still low on charge.
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yep
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Alright, I'll add more in.
I suspect the guy that worked on it didn't refill it after he evacuated it to remove a few ounces of oil. |
Added another can I suspect the guy just evaded my system even though I asked to charge it.
98F ambient Low 48-49 PSI High 270 Vent temp after a drive(aux fan isn't kicking on) 59F... So that's an improvement but nowhere near what others are getting with the sanden kit. I want cold, unless this is the best I'll get with the original condenser. When I get back from Idaho I'll order the PF condenser(which on exactly should I get size wise?) and send my Jose off to be modified and recharge the system. I'll check pressures again tomorrow and inspect for any leaks with soapy water. |
Pressures are at what engine speed? You could be overcharged now...
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The aux fan needs to be working. Jump the thermal switch and make the fan run. You should have lower vent temps then.
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