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my Ac stopped working, and blows hot air. I changed the system to r34 changed the low pressure sensor and put in a new dryer. this worked for one day,then when I turned the AC on blew hot air and the code showed 09 low coolant. Where is low coolant sensor? How do I get it from turning off my compressor? The gauges show freon is full and has good presure.
Last edited by Rick Hendrick; Mar 13, 2017 at 05:09 PM.
How did you determine what was wrong with it in the first place?
hot air was blowing from the AC. The mac changed the R12 to R34 and this worked for one day. I then took my Vett to the Chevy garg and there they ran the dio test changed and recharged the system with new R34 a new low pressure switch and dryer. that worked one day I checked the code on the dash unit and still came up 09.
hot air was blowing from the AC. The mac changed the R12 to R34 and this worked for one day. I then took my Vett to the Chevy garg and there they ran the dio test changed and recharged the system with new R34 a new low pressure switch and dryer. that worked one day I checked the code on the dash unit and still came up 09.
Are you sure you can do that? Change from R12 to R134A without doing anything else? IIRC, that can be a problem.
The way to do it is to check the pressure and find out WHY it didn't work. IF the pressure is low, where is the leak? If you are converting, you have to change the O-rings and evacuate the compressor to get the R12 fluid out and change the Receiver/Dryer.
Are you sure you can do that? Change from R12 to R134A without doing anything else? IIRC, that can be a problem.
The way to do it is to check the pressure and find out WHY it didn't work. IF the pressure is low, where is the leak? If you are converting, you have to change the O-rings and evacuate the compressor to get the R12 fluid out and change the Receiver/Dryer.
The Chevy dealership did evacuate the compressor and replace the dryer, they did not say anything about the O-rings. Where is the sensor that is seeding the signal that the freon is low????
The Chevy dealership did evacuate the compressor and replace the dryer, they did not say anything about the O-rings. Where is the sensor that is seeding the signal that the freon is low????
IDK. From what I heard, the O-rings for the R134A should be changed since they may not be compatible. Still, they are kinda old and you already pulled the compressor to dump the oil and the receiver dryer. I'd go the extra mile and finish the rest off.