Trying to add Freon to 2003 Ram 1500
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Trying to add Freon to 2003 Ram 1500
Hello all new here. I have a 2003 Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi. Today my AC started blowing warm air so I’m assuming my Freon is low. I tried to add Freon to the ac low pressure line port and it seems there might be too much pressure in the line. I can’t get my line on without the port rejecting it. Any ideas? Thank ya
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Hello all new here. I have a 2003 Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi. Today my AC started blowing warm air so I’m assuming my Freon is low. I tried to add Freon to the ac low pressure line port and it seems there might be too much pressure in the line. I can’t get my line on without the port rejecting it. Any ideas? Thank ya
You don't have Freon, you have refrigerant. Freon hasn't been used since about 1993. Are you sure you're using the low side port? It won't fit on the high side. You have to press hard and snap the retaining ring down. The rungs holds it in place.
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Yeah I was trying to use r134. The cap had an L on it and the connector should fit on it. I can try to force it on but the pressure pushes it right back off. This is with the ac on high and truck on. I just drove to work and it was ice cold, once I got here and parked it started blowing warm again. The clutch starts and stops when I’m not driving.
Last edited by Treyw61; 08-22-2019 at 06:56 AM.
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The fan should be running. The reason you are getting cool air when you drive is because air is flowing through the a/c condenser. When you stop there is no air flow so your refrigerant gets warm. The fan should be pulling air through the condenser, but isn't, so you get warm air when you are not moving.
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