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z1234567890

Member Since: 06 Aug 2018
Location: DXB
Posts: 21

air conditioning (AC) low and high pressure location

Dears

Can you give me some information regarding the AC as I need to do recharge by myself

1. what is the diameter size of low and high pressure ?
2. which one is low pressure connector and which one is high pressure connector?
is the one near to winshield and covered is high pressure or low pressure?

car: landrover LR2 3.2L 2008 model

31st Oct 2024 5:03 pm

Steve D

Member Since: 19 Jan 2013
Location: Essexshire
Posts: 4109

If you buy the kit/tool to do it yourself, the connector will fit only one connector, the low pressure one. You can’t get it wrong. Pretty sure it’s under the flap next to the master cylinder reservoir, so yes, it’s the one near the windscreen. Past: FL2 TD4 HSE Auto
Evoque SD4 Dynamic Lux Auto
Present: Audi A3 S Line.

31st Oct 2024 6:06 pm

I Like Chips

Member Since: 25 Jun 2017
Location: Ascott Under Wychwood
Posts: 1540

2011 Freelander 2 SD4 HSE Auto Indus Silver

Would it not be cheaper to have it done professionally.

31st Oct 2024 7:06 pm

z1234567890

Member Since: 06 Aug 2018
Location: DXB
Posts: 21

Steve D wrote:
If you buy the kit/tool to do it yourself, the connector will fit only one connector, the low pressure one. You can’t get it wrong. Pretty sure it’s under the flap next to the master cylinder reservoir, so yes, it’s the one near the windscreen.

you are right, the lower and higher pressure has different size also you are right, the lower one is hidden near master cylinder. I managed to get the documentation and would like to share it here for everyone reference:

2nd Nov 2024 1:06 pm

z1234567890

Member Since: 06 Aug 2018
Location: DXB
Posts: 21

I Like Chips wrote:
Would it not be cheaper to have it done professionally.

it's seems an easy job and just to kill your curiosity

2nd Nov 2024 1:07 pm

Steve D

Member Since: 19 Jan 2013
Location: Essexshire
Posts: 4109

I Like Chips wrote:
Would it not be cheaper to have it done professionally.

Takes minutes and you can get a canister of 134A gas, the gauge and connector for less than £60 which will give you two or three top ups. I topped our old Golf up about 3 years ago and there was enough left to do my mums Fiesta and the Golf again this year. Most places want £75 a go.

The later gas 1234Y kit is more expensive but that’s a minimum £95 a top up at most places.

Both kits work out about a third as cheap by doing it yourself. Past: FL2 TD4 HSE Auto
Evoque SD4 Dynamic Lux Auto
Present: Audi A3 S Line.

7th Nov 2024 4:45 pm

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