Posted by Guido on April 24, 2009 at 14:11:47 from (71.188.13.184):
In Reply to: Air conditioning help posted by Bill in IL on April 24, 2009 at 12:51:11:
Hello Bill, If the system is running on too much freon the way to release some is better with the engine off. Compressor oil is carried with the refrigerant and if you do it while running some oil will come out with the refrigerant. Do it a little bit at the time with the engine off. The low side of the system should be swetting up to the compressor line. Take the temp inside the vehicle, when the temperature starts to rise, that is when you can stop removing refrigerant. Run the system again and add just enough refrigerant to start pullimg the temperature down againg low side should not frost up. I hope the compressor survived, it is a vapor pump and any liguid in the compressor is not a good thing. Good Luck. Guido.
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