tripps

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Going to recharge my AC at work, and wanted to see if anyone knew the exact amount of freon that needs to be put into the system?

bmfcamaro

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it should be on a sticker in your engine bay. 1.5 or 2 i think.

TheBlurLS1

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The sticker is on the stock lid. It's 1.5lbs.

A-Dub

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Oreilly's sells 13oz cans. I used 2 of those.

tripps

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so its 1.5 lbs, and that should be good?

radz

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Is there a write up on how to do that?

2001NBMZ28

1.5 lbs if it's completely evacuated and vacuumed - but I'd still charge it by the low side pressure.

radz - is yours completely empty? You can buy a recharge kit with a guage if it's just low.

radz

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I think its just low, how do you tell? Sorry to hijack

A-Dub

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Easiest way to tell if its low is to use a manifold gauge set. Harbor freight sells them for pretty cheap

2001NBMZ28

I see signs all over Jax offering "Free A/C Check" from Goodyear, Jiffy Lube, etc. If your town is the same have them put guages on it, if it's low you can say "thanks" and buy a recharge kit and do it yourself, or let them do it (don't know what they'd charge you though). What kind of temps you getting out of the center vents?