AC Low Side Pressure 100 PSI
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AC Low Side Pressure 100 PSI
Hey guys, so recently I noticed my AC wasn't as cold as it was before. I bought my 2006 TL last April and the AC worked pretty well over the summer. I recently bought an AC recharge can with a gauge on it, and it read 100 PSI with the AC on full blast with the car running. I haven't touched the AC since I bought the car so I know it wasn't overcharged.
I didn't look that much into it and don't know too much about cars so before I take it to be diagnosed at a shop I'm wondering if anyone has experienced the same thing or can provide some insight?
Thanks!
I didn't look that much into it and don't know too much about cars so before I take it to be diagnosed at a shop I'm wondering if anyone has experienced the same thing or can provide some insight?
Thanks!
#2
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Normal rest pressure (system off) is around 100 psi. Normal operating pressures are typically 30-35 low side, 150-250 high side. Knowing just the low side reading doesn't tell us much, but with some more info we might be able to get some idea what's going on.
Does your car leave a HUGE puddle on the ground a few hours after parking or a small one? IF it's huge, the A/C core is icing over an the ice melts off after you park.
Does your car leave a HUGE puddle on the ground a few hours after parking or a small one? IF it's huge, the A/C core is icing over an the ice melts off after you park.
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Normal rest pressure (system off) is around 100 psi. Normal operating pressures are typically 30-35 low side, 150-250 high side. Knowing just the low side reading doesn't tell us much, but with some more info we might be able to get some idea what's going on.
Does your car leave a HUGE puddle on the ground a few hours after parking or a small one? IF it's huge, the A/C core is icing over an the ice melts off after you park.
Does your car leave a HUGE puddle on the ground a few hours after parking or a small one? IF it's huge, the A/C core is icing over an the ice melts off after you park.
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