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Old 06-02-2006, 01:24 AM
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If you have a gauge manifold set, hook the vacuum pump to the center or yellow hose. Hook the low side hose, blue, to the low side. hook the high side hose, red, to the high side. OPEN BOTH valves a turn or two and start the vacuum pump.
When done evacuating, CLOSE BOTH VALVES FIRST before stopping the vacuum pump.
You charge through the LOW SIDE ONLY. you hook your refrigerant source now to the yellow line and use the low side manifold valve to ADD refrigerant. This allows you to "fine tune " the amount that you put in while checking your pressures.
Look under the hood, generally on the radiator support and It will tell you how many pounds your particular car takes.
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