how do I determine the low pressure side of my 1991 chevy caprice a/c 305?

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Asked by neu104 Feb 03, 2014 at 05:31 PM about the Chevrolet Caprice

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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there is normally a schroeder valve on the expansion tank after the expansion valve....do you not see this thing?....think it should be 17 psi (educated guess)~ if you're in for service would recommending replacing the filter/dryer as this goodie removes any moisture laden in the refrigerant too~

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the layout is kinda like this...only I ain't seein' an expansion tank~gotta study this one some more~

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44,975

Some have an expansion valve instead of an orifice tube. You won't get a true reading this time of year due to no humidity. Low side should stay 45-55lbs in normal hot summer conditions

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