Subject	Re: Does an AC recharge require a vacuum?
Posted by	Compiratenew on June 05, 2017 at 6:55 PM
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In Reply To	Does an AC recharge require a vacuum? posted by Stokens (AR) on June 05, 2017 at 06:32 PM
Message	I would think he had no way to know exactly how much is in the system. Should be vacuumed to check for leaks, then proper amount of oil and r12 put back. Then run a/c and check for leaks again. Over filling can be bad.
Follow Ups	Does an AC recharge require a vacuum? - Stokens (AR) 18:32:11 06/05/17 Re: Does an AC recharge require a vacuum? - Compiratenew 18:55:05 06/05/17 The manifold gauges should give you an idea... - Jehannum 11:00:00 06/06/17 Re: The manifold gauges should give you an idea... - Compiratenew 12:27:09 06/06/17 The Gauges will give you an Idea of How Low it is - Cjw3 15:17:13 06/06/17 Only if there is less then about 5 PSI when you start (n/m) - Cjw3 22:38:23 06/05/17 No - emnm187 05:21:11 06/06/17 Re: No - Compiratenew 12:28:30 06/06/17 Yup! and if it sat awhile the system has to be vacuumed>> - ZUL8TR 13:18:17 06/06/17 Vacuum is to remove air and moisture - emnm187 07:41:44 06/08/17 Re: Vacuum is to remove air and moisture - Compiratenew 19:21:56 06/08/17 It was Made and assembled on Wed. In my 1992 Z >> - ZUL8TR 04:54:21 06/11/17
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