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Where is the low side located

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http://acprocold.com/faq/how-do-i-locate-my-low-side-service-port/
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maybe on the dryer. if your only going to put R134 in without sucking any out. then only put it in the high side with the car not running.
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find the compressor it runs off the belt then locate the two lines
there is a high side and a low side there should be caps over the fittings you must charge the low side
to find the low side the lines run by the rad in on side and out the other it runs in on the high and exits on the low
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check out you tube for some videos on how to
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both of the a/c service ports should be located next to the pass. side strut tower. the low side adapter may be hard to find though. If youcan not find it there, it is possible that the low side port could possibly be at the dryer on the drivers side front up beside the condensor

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