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Adding Compressor Oil To An Automotive HVAC System
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@@johnross454110 months ago This should be titled, "how to hydro lock your ac compressor". 16
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@@jasonpocaro273010 months ago Hit the opposite side, with vacuum. It will suck the oil in, by itself 😅 14
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@@erikm.9059 months ago You don't know how much oil is already in the system though. To do it properly you would flush the system first, then add the manufacturer's recommended amount of oil 6
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@@vw_mods_47119 months ago What did you replace to warrant that much oil going in?? 5
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@@davidsabin494610 months ago Or you recover then vacuum the system, put a lock fitting on the low side and add oil. Then you fill the system to specs. 3
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@@westlee1626one week ago What if your a/c compressor comes pre filled will this step need to be completed too? What will need to be done before removing and putting on a new one?
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@@zokieboi9 months ago Every normal A/C service station (at least in EU) weights how much oil has evacuated and injects the appropriate amount of new PAG oil back in (and optionally some UV indicator) right before filling the system with refrigerant.... ... 4
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@@michaelsmith6071one week ago Hey have a in line oiler when you charge it snapon had them
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@@georgiojansen77589 months ago van i use pao68, they say it is mixable with pag
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@@DTUFINOPhotography3 months ago what happens if you pour too much oil into the system?
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@@Devo19879 months ago Now how do you remove oil in case to much was added ?
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@@coryament10 months ago so now how much oil is in the system? you don't know and should never just add that much oil unless you replaced something 3
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@@ernsailor90419 months ago This is all poor advice, he does a lot of things wrong. 1
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@@condor563510 months ago Shouldn’t you always replace the dryer when you’re evacuating the system? That’s what I’ve always heard.
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