Installing AC

[ericboutin]

I've flushed the lines before using a pressurized can of trans line flush, then chased it with air pressure fith a line dryer at the noccector to avoid any moisture that may have escaped.

Hey Dsl Dog...I was laughing when I read this cuz last year when I was working on my trans coolers etc someone suggested I use an A/C flush kit to flush out my OEM trans cooler and here you are advising to use a trans flush kit to flush out an A/C system.

Jred - Either way sounds good...I can tell you they sell a pressurized A/C flusher that would work...worked great on my tranny lines and coolers but not sure how it would work on A/C.

 

[Dsl_Dog_Treat]

Hey Dsl Dog...I was laughing when I read this cuz last year when I was working on my trans coolers etc someone suggested I use an A/C flush kit to flush out my OEM trans cooler and here you are advising to use a trans flush kit to flush out an A/C system.

Just another way to make a better mouse trap.

no extra dryers but i got an extra stove i was saving for powdercoating

Got room to bring it to the rally?

 

[subway]

i dont think i will have the room, maybe we can pick one up local for some fun?

forgot to mention i did pick up a ac flush can, i figured that with the shop air should get it cleaned out good.

so can anyone tell me what pressures i should be running when i fill it.

 

[cghtnthndrtw]

Somewhere around 30 psi is good. If you grab one of the fillers with the gauge it should have the normal range outlined.