99 S70 A/C fill up after repair
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Christgen
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99 S70 A/C fill up after repair
I wanted to know what the process of bleeding the air from the A/C system entailed. I replaced the schrader valve at the low pressure side since I discovered it was leaking, and now I need to refill the system, but from what I understand I can't simply refill the system without first ridding it of the air, and I was told that there is no high pressure port on the 99 S70? So any information on how to complete this task would be greatly appreciated.
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You need a vacuum pump to pull on the low pressure side of the system for a few hours.
The cost of a simple one from Harbor freight or NorthernTools is about $200 for all the tools needed.
An AC shop will charge about half that for a simple evacuate and charge. I run six cars so I bought the kit and have probably done two dozen cars with it between friends, family , neighbors
The cost of a simple one from Harbor freight or NorthernTools is about $200 for all the tools needed.
An AC shop will charge about half that for a simple evacuate and charge. I run six cars so I bought the kit and have probably done two dozen cars with it between friends, family , neighbors
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