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Posted by John T on July 19, 2011 at 16:06:09 from (173.243.189.183):

Okay, YES I know to do it right Id need a set of gauges for High and Low pressure butttttttttt all I have is one of those cheap 134A can type filler gauges between the 12 oz can and the low pressure suction fill side.

Soooooo the Chevy RV has a slow freon leak and needs charged maybe once a year. A while back it began short cycling the compressor with not too cold air and finally it got so low it quit even cycling. Sooooooooooo I toss in one 12 oz can and it starts short cycling maybe cooling just a bit Sooooooooo then I add another 12 oz and it starts to get pretty cold buttttttttttttttt at idle it still cycles somewhat albeit she pumps a fairly long time and is blowing cold air. The cheapie low suction side gauge shows good/safe green 25 to 55 and when shes pumping it drops to around 35 and when she cycles off it rises to maybe 40 to 45.

QUESTION 1 Think it needs one more 12 oz can???? Cuz why does it still cycle (but runs fairly long and air is cold) at idle????

QUESTION 2 Using those 12 oz cans will she not take anymore then she needs??? i.e. if another 12 oz can is too much will it simply not take it all???? I KNOW TO STOP IF SHE GOES OUT OF THE SAFE GREEN 55 AND STARTS INTO THE RED HIGH DANGER ZONE but with the 2 cans I added shes still safely in the green so far.

Thanks in advance, its hotter n a hammered "Hill" and were takin the RV to Evansville and Louisville to see the sons band play the next couple nights AND I WANT IT COOL WHILE DRIVING.

Ol John T and all


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