Does anyone know how much refridgerant should be in the a/c system on a 2010 EL limited? Say 95 degree day?
I have a 2000 trans am. The ac wasnt working. Turns out the refridgerant was low. Charged it up to 55 psi (high end of the green zone) on a 95 degree day. Worked great pretty cold for being r134.
this made me think the expy a/c was not getting as cold. I hooked up the pressure tester, and it read 65 psi.(low end of the red zone) is there too much refrigerant in this system?
I am wondering if the 2010 ("newer" than my 2000 TA) uses a higher pressure of refridgerant, or if its overfilled?
I am the second owner. I have had the vehicle for about 14yrs now, but dont remember the a/c ever being as cold as my TA is.
I have a 2000 trans am. The ac wasnt working. Turns out the refridgerant was low. Charged it up to 55 psi (high end of the green zone) on a 95 degree day. Worked great pretty cold for being r134.
this made me think the expy a/c was not getting as cold. I hooked up the pressure tester, and it read 65 psi.(low end of the red zone) is there too much refrigerant in this system?
I am wondering if the 2010 ("newer" than my 2000 TA) uses a higher pressure of refridgerant, or if its overfilled?
I am the second owner. I have had the vehicle for about 14yrs now, but dont remember the a/c ever being as cold as my TA is.