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Old 06-24-2005, 12:34 PM
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what is the ideal psi for low side and ideal psi for hish side in our cars?
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In the air conditioning system?

If so, someone with a factory service manual can tell you what GM says they should be....
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You may want to ask the professionals on this web site, http://www.autoacforum.com/categories.cfm?catid=2. There are alot of helpful people on this site. I had alot of questions about vacuuming the A/C system and they were all answered.

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high above 50psi
high 135-300psi, higher == colder output

low comp turn on, 41-51psi
low comp turn off 20-28psi


all line connections are 18 ft. lbs.
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