Under the hood, on the passenger side, just next to the firewall is a silver can-looking thing that has AC lines running in and out. The can, called a 'receiver/dryer' may, or may not, be wrapped in black foam.
The AC line coming out of the receiver/dryer has the low pressure side port, that's where you add refrigerant and/or oil.
Don't add oil unless you KNOW that it's low. Too much refrigerant oil can destroy the AC system.
Yes. Look in the yellow pages for aftermarket a/c's
Replace the coolant temp sensor.
Hye Bobby=-=The low port is either on or next to the receiver dryer or shiny can looking thing at the rear of the engine compartment. If you get too much in it won't cool as well. You really need gauges to see how much to add. GoodluckJoe
You can add photos from your cellphone, camera, or computer to their website and have them print them out and prepare for you to pick up! Or you can have special photo gifts such as a mouse pad, or coffee mug made with your pictures on!
No, a camera does not add pounds
You remove the radiator cap (on a cool engine only) and pour it in....
It depends on how much fluid was lost or drained. Add a little at a time, you don't want to overfill it.
will the add a leafs fir a 4wd fit on a 04 silverado 1500 2wd
With engine running and trans warm add oil into trans dipstick tube
Multiply 1500 by .1 That equals 150 Add 1500 and 150
To lift the front of a Ram you have to replace the springs, or add spring spacers.
That's a total of... 1533.75
10% of 1500 is 150. So, 1500 + 150 = 1650.
The answer is 1533.75
1500
What altitude are you at? from seal level to about 2000 ft i would set at 4 and add 2 deg for every 1500 to 2000 feet.
Multiply the percent times the dollar amount, then divide by 100. Add that amount to the dollar amount. For example: Add 15% to $1500. Multiply 15x1500 to get 22500. Then divide by 100 to get 225. Add the 225 to 1500 to get $1725.