Subject	Re: Vacuum is to remove air and moisture
Posted by	Compiratenew on June 08, 2017 at 7:21 PM
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In Reply To	Vacuum is to remove air and moisture posted by emnm187 on June 08, 2017 at 07:41 AM
Message	I suppose if the system is truly empty or really close to it, a couple 16oz cans wouldn't do it any harm, but I'd still like to know why it was empty. I find it interesting how some systems don't last/work very well. I've got a 97 Camry that the a/c still blows freezing cold and has never been touched. What did they do different?
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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