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05-26-2010, 11:37 PM
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Denver, CO
2002 Explorer
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No A/C
I've done some reading on the forum about my situation. I have a specific question though. I put my gauge, that comes with the recharge kit, on the low pressure side of our 2002 Explorer. I'm assuming I have the right one. The inline one on top of the radiator is too big. This one is on top of the accumulator and fits the gauge.
Anyhow, when I attach the gauge and run the A/C the pressure goes up and down with the compressor coming on. I don't remember it doing this on other vehicles that I've charged. Is this normal or does it indicate a problem? Thanks in advance for your help in getting the wife some A/C. You know how that can make everything else on the list secondary. __________________ Michael 2002 Explorer 1995 Safari 1977 Scout 2001 Uzzi SL |
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