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R129 freon pressures
For the life of me I cannot find what the high and low pressures should normally be for the Air Conditioning on a 2002 SL500. I want to add freon but don't want to blow the compressor. Any help?
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I'd shoot for 35/250 ensuring that the fan runs at 250. If the fan doesnt run over 250 it can hit 400 and it will find a way out at that kind of pressure.
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R129 freon pressures
What is meant by fan running at 250? Do you (or anyone) know where the tech specs for A/C pressures would be? Thanks
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Here is the pressure chart for R-134a.
http://acprocold.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Temp-pressure-chart-33776F1.jpg I will caution you that this is not something you should be doing if you don't understand how automotive AC systems work. This might be better something letter the professionals handle. Last edited by thorsen; 06-16-2015 at 08:44 AM. |
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