Re: Air condtioning problem NOT a tractor, but . . .

Posted by rlp in Co. on May 21, 2010 at 11:30:18 from (75.220.222.9):

In Reply to: Air condtioning problem NOT a tractor, but . . . posted by jdemaris on May 21, 2010 at 06:43:20:

I agree with Allen, your pressure is way too high. You have overcharged it. I suspect your blend door is not working all of the time. In my experience the front seal on the compresser is where it usually leaks. I usually only add 1 ounce of oil. Maybe you added too much oil. This is a question I would like to have answered myself. How do you know how much oil is left in the system and how much to add?

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• Re: Air condtioning problem NOT a tractor, but . . . jdemaris 05:56:38 05/22/10 (0)
• Re: Air condtioning problem NOT a tractor, but . . . GUIDO 12:10:49 05/21/10 (0)

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