Doesn't matter where you add the dye/oil. It's all going to be mixed up in 10 seconds once you run the system.
More importantly, did you get all the flush out of the system? Any flushing agent left behind will break down your oil and cause a compressor failure.
2004 F-150 Heritage AC
Re: 2004 F-150 Heritage AC
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Re: 2004 F-150 Heritage AC
Since there's currently no charge, I'd add to the most convenient place. Even if you are suspecting/checking for a leak in the evaporator.kenlou wrote: Tue Jul 15, 2025 8:26 am I would add that to the high side in other words, inlet side of the evaporator, correct?
Re: 2004 F-150 Heritage AC
I blew air in the evaporator for 20 minutes off and on and got nothing but air out.More importantly, did you get all the flush out of the system? Any flushing agent left behind will break down your oil and cause a compressor failure.
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Re: 2004 F-150 Heritage AC
I agree with Tim. Adding dye to the TXV side or the suction side of the evaporator, I don't believe it makes any difference.
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