I may still have a box out in my shed. email me at info@ackits.com and I'll check after my Mayo visit today. As well as most Johnstone Supply Centers have it.

DetroitAC wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 6:47 pm overcharged, take it back I guess and ask them to use their recovery cart to see how much was in there while you watch. Or maybe you just have to take it somewhere else and lose what you paid.

Yep, hard to have 300 high with a worn-out compressor.

Many people want you to confirm what they want. If I was concerned about what people posted, I just shut the forum down. Borderline on doing now. Way too much spam to deal with and Google calls.

This thread is welcome to keep going. After 6 pages of posts and page, 2 covered it pretty well. I'm not sure how much more information can be posted on this forum to solve this.

It's very hot today in Phoenix. You're not going to see 150PSI on the high side at idle.

Moved it.

Nothing wrong with Ice32 in general. It's just a wear additive. Most oils have them, just not sold as a product that will save the life of a compressor.

Okay.

Brad, when google choppers keep calling with a dozen questions. My response, sure that will work. Heck, what do people expect for free these days?

Someone finds that chart on a car forum someplace, and decides that their high side is too low because the chart says 325 psi. So they grab the can with a gauge... Lots of variables on an MVAC system. People start sweating and want fast results. Sometimes it goes wrong. But the gauge was still in t...

20 Escalade I just found this going through old files on my systems. The main point in me starting this thread is there is no magic pressure reading to achieve. We can't always say your high is too high at 210psi. When we do not know the variables, we could lead someone to try and achieve an impossi...