Zacksdsm
15+ Year Contributor
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- May 19, 2004
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Mesa,
Arizona
Dude Ok. I just bought a 95 Talon tsi..ac does not work. I tried to fill it last night and it didnt work so I figured I would try again today but I bought a ac pressure gauge this time. I turned the car on and turned the ac on max and hooked the guage up without the r134 to check the pressure and it read really low in the green. It was so low that the compressor would not come on. So I hooked up the r134 to the end and screwed it down to pop the hole and fill it up. BUt what happened was when the compressor got some pressure from it filling up the clutch engaged and the compressor was on now. BUT.. there was so much pressure when it turned on that it throttle the guage way past the danger zone as far as it could and the guage busted and now it does not work. Must have had 2-300 psi because it floored that guage and I was freeking out like it was going to blow up. The hoses connected to the gauge seem to be all streched out or something.
Then after I gave up on the opposite side where the battery is I heard something leaking but didn't think that it could be the ac could it? does the lines run over to the passenger side under the battery?
Any ideas? I called Midas and they said that air in the lines could cause this and to do the ac correctly it has to be hooked up to a 15,000 dollar machine. I call B.S. because I refilled my other 2 cars just fine not even a month ago. Has anyone ever had this problem? Could the ac possible be hooked up backwards. Have the high and low reversed?
Then after I gave up on the opposite side where the battery is I heard something leaking but didn't think that it could be the ac could it? does the lines run over to the passenger side under the battery?
Any ideas? I called Midas and they said that air in the lines could cause this and to do the ac correctly it has to be hooked up to a 15,000 dollar machine. I call B.S. because I refilled my other 2 cars just fine not even a month ago. Has anyone ever had this problem? Could the ac possible be hooked up backwards. Have the high and low reversed?
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