I have no cold air, and the compressor cycles on/off frequently. I'd like
to recharge the air conditioner system, but I can't find the recharge (low
pressure) port. There is a port that sticks out of a cover at the front of
the engine compartment, just above the radiator, but it is the high
pressure port.
Where is the low pressure port for the a/c system on this vehicle?
Thanks!
> I have no cold air, and the compressor cycles on/off frequently. I'd like
> to recharge the air conditioner system, but I can't find the recharge (low
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>
> Thanks!
There isnt one- only a high pressure point, which requires the use of a
proper a/c gassing unit (with the pipes fitted backwards!)
Tim..
Stuart Fuller - 13 Feb 2005 15:29 GMT
Tim (Remove NOSPAM. wrote:
>> I have no cold air, and the compressor cycles on/off frequently. I'd
>> like to recharge the air conditioner system, but I can't find the
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> There isnt one- only a high pressure point, which requires the use of a
> proper a/c gassing unit (with the pipes fitted backwards!)
Ah, ok. Well, that would explain why I can't find it. Thanks for the info!

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Stu
Frog Legs - 13 Feb 2005 21:33 GMT
>There isnt one- only a high pressure point, which requires the use of a
>proper a/c gassing unit (with the pipes fitted backwards!)
My 2002 USA Focus has one(low pressure port). It is "hidden" on top of
the accumulator which is near the front right wheel well. It is
probably necessary to remove the wheel well shield to access it.
Henri - 14 Feb 2005 06:13 GMT
It has one under the passenger side fender, follow the A/C hoses.
> I have no cold air, and the compressor cycles on/off frequently. I'd like
> to recharge the air conditioner system, but I can't find the recharge (low
> pressure) port. There is a port that sticks out of a cover at the front
of
> the engine compartment, just above the radiator, but it is the high
> pressure port.
>
> Where is the low pressure port for the a/c system on this vehicle?
>
> Thanks!
There isnt one- only a high pressure point, which requires the use of a
proper a/c gassing unit (with the pipes fitted backwards!)
Tim..