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Based on that, I got close, but I don't know how close. I am definitely under 24 oz and somewhere above 16oz. My compressor is not the original. It was replaced in 2003 with a York ET210.If I remember correctly the R12 capacity of the system was 1lb 12 oz or 1.75 lbs. the R134A amount would be (1.75 * 0.9) - 0.25 = 1.325 lbs or just over 21 oz. Hope this helps.
I will drive it like this for a little and see how it goes. It will be easy to go back and add a little more if needed. Today the car was in sun the whole morning and it was hot. It took a while for the temp to go down but it eventually did. The internal fan when at full power is very loud like a large turbofan engine without the jet sound. :whistling:Based on the pressure numbers of 210 and 20 assuming 80 F you are good to go. Could prob handle an oz especially if it was possibly a little over 80 and the warmer temp under the hood.
All we need to know is what air temperature to expect coming out of the duct and measure with a thermometer. I have read about 40F but i am not sure. That sounds very cold.This probably won't help (since you went down the path a renting full guagues and lines).......but I recently had front end repair on a 2010 Escape and rather than rent/invest in 134 set up I purchased the newest FILL CAN of 134A.
IT CAME WITH TWO PLASTIC CLIPS (that had I not read the directions I would have tossed) !!! They are to go into the AC vent IN THE CAR! (my fiend thought they were fragrance) LOL Turns out it is 2019 "technology". Color change plastic -that as you fill the system they change color a few times - so you know the optimum amount (as amount effect cooling).
Worked out well -as all I wanted to do was refill.
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