Sanden 706P Question
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Re: Sanden 706P Question
Yes. I'm sure that's what it is. I was able to get it charged up. It's blowing 45 degrees. I probably overcharged by 3oz. Readings were in line with Vintage Air but I know I added more refrigerant than what is called for. Will drive it today. Connect gauges and take some readings; bleed off if I have to. I am thinking I can recover a couple of ounces into one of the empty 12oz cans I used if I crack the valve slightly....from the low side. Won't cause me to lose too much oil will it?
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Re: Sanden 706P Question
You did not state under what conditions you are getting 45F, but if that is with an ambient of 85F or thereabouts, I’d leave it alone
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90 degrees ambient
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Re: Sanden 706P Question
I'm still concerned about the accuracy of these gauges and the fact that I installed more than the recommended refrigerant. should prob get my own set of gauges or take it to a shop get their opinion. but I hear you. thank you.
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You should have your own gauge set.
These are a good option, and you will also support the forum.
https://autoacforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=14063
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