Ac lower port.

[FXSIR]

Hi guys, can someone please tell me where is the AC lower port valve? Can't seem to find it. Thanks. 09 FX35

---------- Post added at 04:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:56 PM ----------

is that it?

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[Themechanic]

No. Thats an evap service port. According to my diagram it should be on drivers side next to the brake fluid reservoir. Its the lil nipple on the hose. ///11416[/ATTACH]

 

[FXSIR]

Thanks a lot!

---------- Post added at 07:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:09 PM ----------

Ok so I just checked that valve and my ACPro doesn't fit.

 

[Themechanic]

It has to fit. I just double checked mine & the low side port is right next to the brake reservoir. You have to pull on the ac pro adapter back as you push the fitting on then release.

 

[FXSIR]

So i went to indy shop told me what i already knew, i need a new compressor 1400 out the door

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[shadow191]

How did your compressor fail? It's a pretty rare thing to fail.

 

[FXSIR]

Service complete for 200 less then quoted

 

[PBGBoy]

My AC lower port isn't nearly as strong as the vent pushing air into my face. Is it needing repairing, or is it just slowed down for a purpose?

 

[shadow191]

I think you're referring to something different. OP is talking about the low pressure side of the system, this is where you charge the system with refrigerant. You're talking about lower vents. I don't think the lower vents ever move as much air as the upper vents, at least that's how my car is. So unless something has changed recently, I'd say it's normal.