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1992 300D 2.5 Turbo Diesel
We are having problems with the ac in my wifes 300D, The ac has been working fine for 2 years. Lately it has not cooling very well, so I thought it might be low on freon so I hooked a gauge up to the low side and it was way over 100 psi. That is way past the red danger zone on this gauge, what do you think I should do? Any ideas, thanks. That was with the car off, does it matter if the car was off?
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Come on guys, somebody has to have an idea what to do.
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Yes, the compressor must be running to get meaningful readings. When the compressor is off, the pressures in the system will equalize throughout.
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Was that fast enough for you?
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Thankyou, and yes that was fast.
I will check it again tomorrow.
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I could not wait, went out and checked the low side and it was low. So I put one can of 134 in and it feels better, thanks.
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