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OT: 'nother quick AC recharge question..
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Posted by hillbillyOH on July 17, 2006 at 10:36:45 from (134.53.248.186):
In the picture below, am I right in thinking that the service valve circled in red is the low-pressure port? And that the one in yellow is the high pressure port?
I want to make sure I have these right before I do anything else. The charging kit I purchased says that the can will burst if you hook up to the high side port!
As you can see, the yellow port is on a hose that runs from the compressor forward to the radiator area. The red one is on a hose that runs from the compressor back to the firewall area. I believe the red one is the low-side service valve where the r-134 should be added. Right?
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