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2014 Chevrolet Impala
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Old August 11th, 2018, 4:37 AM
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Originally Posted by 20InchBladesOnTheImpala
Same amount. Everything is good on oil. But after pulling vacuum today I tried to add refrigerant and it just wouldn't go in the system. It was at a standstill. After trying to get two cans to go in the system I ditched the gauges and added the 3rd can with a small hose that comes with the large disposable cans. I don't know what's up with the gauges I don't think they're good. I don't know how much my pressure is now. I will buy one of them hoses with the built in gauge.
Lots of cheap A/C gauges out there these days, including the Chinese junk on those A/C cans . I'd get a good set, not an "El Cheapo" brand from Harbor Freight, J.C. Whitney, ect.

Assuming that you engaged the A/C clutch during installation of the R-134A, it should have taken the charge. Perhaps you can borrow a good set of gauges from someone, or a shop can test your system? Are you getting any cooling effect at all? Perhaps your system only needs two cans, not three?
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i rented the gauges and pump from auto zone. and i googled the refrigerant capacity for my car, its 36oz (3 small cans)


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