I do have a harbor freight vacuum pump of dubious provenance/efficacy, so that's a go.
IMO the whole vacuum thing is just bonus fanciness. I've rescued plenty of busted AC systems without all that vacuum stuff.
Good point about oil tho. There's probably a bunch already kicking around in the system - I wouldn't want to overfill. Any ideas on that procedure?
AC problem - what does this reading mean?
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The truck is a 2014, but it's lived a hard 6 years. Definitely not getting rid of it because AC is shot tho. I'm gonna push this beast until the engine falls out at 2 million.truckdriver31 Thanks this. -
i would do it right. condenser, expansion valve, drier/receiver. flush lines . then replace parts. pull a vac good 25lb vacuum and leave alone over night. or do the work and go to a ac shop(even car ac shop) pay for vacuum,oil, and 134a. but if you are doing just compressor. put little balloons on end of lines.
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Can you please elaborate on the balloons thing? I am quite confused. Itruckdriver31 Thanks this. -
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