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Posted by Hurst on July 24, 2005 at 18:16:27 from (204.255.227.48):
I have an allis chalmers 7000 with r134 A/C. Now that it has gotten to be about 95 degrees, I am noticing that the A/C isn't cooling too well at higher rpms. It cools a little better at lower rpms, but not too well there either. I have kinked the heater hose, so will try that out tom, see if it makes a difference, when it is hot that is. With just a low side pressure guage, I have about 10-15 psi after adding 1 can at higher throttle. At idle, I have about 20 psi. Would it be safe to add another can to get it up to about 35 psi? Thanks
Hurst
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