celsoglima
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- South MS
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- Hattiesburg, MS
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 00 XLT 3.0L
My 200 Ford Ranger has been showing signs of having a low level of refrigerant in the A/C system. As I started removing the low pressure valve cap I heard a hissing sound like air coming out through the valve itself. Before I got the cap completely off the valve, I changed my mind and twisted it back on.
I never add refrigerant to an A/C system before, so I was sort of confused with what I noticed. I thought that valve was a schrader type valve which would keep air from coming out of the system unless you used a connector/hose like the ones you get with the refrigerant can.
Am I wrong about that?
I never add refrigerant to an A/C system before, so I was sort of confused with what I noticed. I thought that valve was a schrader type valve which would keep air from coming out of the system unless you used a connector/hose like the ones you get with the refrigerant can.
Am I wrong about that?