What should high and low pressure meter readings be when 2002 honda LS accord coup 4 cyl ac system is full.
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First, you have to use it in combination of gauge. The manual of the gauge will tell you exactly everything you need to do similar as the other people said here. Second, you have to keep the gauge on the refrigerant if you did not use it all. Last, it is not a car model related procedure. Wish this may provide any further help.
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Firstly, you may find the reference chart from internet. You need a thermometer to set on the air vent exhaust when you start to fill the freeze. For my self I set the low pressure port by 35 psi and high pressure port 135 psi. But watch out there should not over charge the low port, otherwise, your A/C. compressor will get lock up. Lastly, try to find related pressure reading that is refer to your car. Because there may be a different in pressure setting. Lastly, I used a pressure filling gauge to work on it, it is much safer than using the regular filling device that attach on the bottle. I hope that what I can help. Thanks Firstly, you may find the reference chart from internet. You need a thermometer to set on the air vent exhaust when you start to fill the freeze. For my self I set the low pressure port by 35 psi and high pressure port 135 psi. But watch out there should not over charge the low port, otherwise, your A/C. compressor will get lock up. Lastly, try to find related pressure reading that is refer to your car. Because there may be a different in pressure setting. Lastly, I used a pressure filling gauge to work on it, it is much safer than using the regular filling device that attach on the bottle.... » Read More Firstly, you may find the reference chart from internet. You need a thermometer to set on the air vent exhaust when you start to fill the freeze. For my self I set the low pressure port by 35 psi and high pressure port 135 psi. But watch out there should not over charge the low port, otherwise, your A/C. compressor will get lock up. Lastly, try to find related pressure reading that is refer to your car. Because there may be a different in pressure setting. Lastly, I used a pressure filling gauge to work on it, it is much safer than using the regular filling device that attach on the bottle. I hope that what I can help. Thanks « Show Less
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With the Engine running,the AC gauge should be 200 for High Pressure and 30.5 for Low pressure.This is what i have used on the Honda Pilot.
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You have to check the temperature shown on the gauge, then pull the trigger. Make sure you are pushing fryon on the big pipe. Touch the pipe, when is cold, then you done. The operation has to be performed with running engine.
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It does not go according to cylinders, it goes w the temperature shown on the gauge. With a running engine and system on, connect it to the bigger pipe. After checking the pressure and temperature pull the trigger until the return pipe cools. When it is cold, stop pumping fryon....
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but before you buy that check to see if all your tires pressure is the same pressure if your tire pressures are uneven your sensor light will come on and if you have any nails in your tires make sure first sometimes the dealer does lie or your mechanic
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The gauges provided are: Engine Load, Coolant Temp, Fuel Pressure, Intake manifold Pressure (Turbo boost), Intake air temp, Mass Air Flow, Throttle position, Battery Voltage, RPM, and Speed. It may provide others depending on vehicle. Most of this data is collected by the ECU so it can compute fuel/air ratio for optimum economy.
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I do not remember fully, but I had similar codes show up on my 2002 4 Cyl accord , and it did clear off both. and it has been over a year and works great. have you mechanic put it in for 10 bucks, and be all set.
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Oversimplified but a good answer: an auto range multi meter you set it to AC volts and touch the probe to the test points and the meter reads (e.g.) 2.7 V. with a 30-range you set the meter to AC volts, 0-3 volts. You have chosen the volts you expect. You touch the test points and it reads 2.7 volts. If you have more than 3 volts the meter will show you that you are Out Of Range. The meter pictured on the left has 4 AC "ranges.". 0-2, 0-20, o-200 and 0-750. A range must be chsen to measure.
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2.6 to 4 quarts, depending on your model honda.. Call a honda. Dealer. They will tell U how many or you can refer to your owners manual. Look under fluids or transmission.. Good luck ..
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I think you could use this unit at the tank and put the two stage regulator second in line the gauge will show you the tank fullness just fine , this is the way I use it ;-)
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My compressor has two gauges. One is for tank pressure and one is for output pressure. They both need to be above 30 psi. However, I usually set both of mine so they are about 70 psi so I can fill up my bike tires. The higher the output pressure, the faster the tire fills.
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Depends on the area of the country. But normally 10 to 11 psi.But read the instructions and following them.
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02 sensors vary, they can last 60k to 100k+ miles. If you have a check engine light, usually that means it's time to replace it. What you can try before buying a new one is cleaning the tip of your old sensor with a propane torch you can get at Home Depot for like $8. You'll also need an 02 sensor socket you can buy at the auto parts store for $12. After you clean it plug it back in and put it back in the exhaust, then reset your ecu and let the car idle for 5mins and see if it the cel turns off.As for your rpm issue, I'm not a mechanic and I don't know your car, so I would get a vehicle diagnostic before throwing parts at it. 02 sensors vary, they can last 60k to 100k+ miles. If you have a check engine light, usually that means it's time to replace it. What you can try before buying a new one is cleaning the tip of your old sensor with a propane torch you can get at Home Depot for like $8. You'll also need an 02 sensor socket you can buy at the auto parts store for $12. After you clean it plug it back in and put it back in the exhaust, then reset your ecu and let the car idle for 5mins and see if it the cel turns off.As for your rpm issue, I'm not a mechanic and I don't know your car, so I would get... » Read More 02 sensors vary, they can last 60k to 100k+ miles. If you have a check engine light, usually that means it's time to replace it. What you can try before buying a new one is cleaning the tip of your old sensor with a propane torch you can get at Home Depot for like $8. You'll also need an 02 sensor socket you can buy at the auto parts store for $12. After you clean it plug it back in and put it back in the exhaust, then reset your ecu and let the car idle for 5mins and see if it the cel turns off.As for your rpm issue, I'm not a mechanic and I don't know your car, so I would get a vehicle diagnostic before throwing parts at it. « Show Less
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with my ac system completely empty and I mean-flushed with new evaporator and new compressor I added one small can of pressurized pag oil(1oz. size) after having installed my compressor which I prefilled with pour in pag oil(approx. 1oz.). then I added 2 full cans of R-12a. I don't know how to check oil concentration(%age wise), but my ac in my 89 caddy is like the artic and I am happy. I'm not an ac expert, but I consulted with a certified auto ac specialist before converting my system from R-12 to R-12a and also studied all ac documents available on the internet. MitsuBimster gave an excellent answer. MRPO58 with my ac system completely empty and I mean-flushed with new evaporator and new compressor I added one small can of pressurized pag oil(1oz. size) after having installed my compressor which I prefilled with pour in pag oil(approx. 1oz.). then I added 2 full cans of R-12a. I don't know how to check oil concentration(%age wise), but my ac in my 89 caddy is like the artic and I am happy. I'm not an ac expert, but I consulted with a certified auto ac specialist before converting my system from R-12 to R-12a and also studied all ac documents available on the internet. MitsuBimster gave an... » Read More with my ac system completely empty and I mean-flushed with new evaporator and new compressor I added one small can of pressurized pag oil(1oz. size) after having installed my compressor which I prefilled with pour in pag oil(approx. 1oz.). then I added 2 full cans of R-12a. I don't know how to check oil concentration(%age wise), but my ac in my 89 caddy is like the artic and I am happy. I'm not an ac expert, but I consulted with a certified auto ac specialist before converting my system from R-12 to R-12a and also studied all ac documents available on the internet. MitsuBimster gave an excellent answer. MRPO58 « Show Less
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I don't know if that's normal or not. All I can tell you is the owner's manual states 2.8 gpm @ 3200 psi, and it requires a 5 gpm @ 20 psi supply.
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Hi Dear Jifa. Thanks for your message to us , This Tire Pressure Monitor System Measures up to 60 PSI. If you have any question ,pls feel free contact me , I am more than happy to help yOU. Have a nice day. Helen
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There is a sticker, perhaps on the driver door, perhaps on the passenger side B-pillar (just behind the front passenger door), that gives the correct pressure. It is also in the owner's manual. If you buy new tires and they are about the same size the pressure will be the same.
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This sensor will fit on 2007 Honda Accord 4 cylinder,2.4 engine all editions
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I'm not sure. I took a gamble replacing mine. My oil pressure gauge was acting up, but I'd just had my instrument cluster rebuilt so I figured it must be the oil pressure sensor. And it was.
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This kit is meant mostly for automobile engines and transmission oil pressures. Some other Industry, agricultural, construction, tractors, diggers or heavy commercial diesel applications might have higher pressures. You have two gauges, one is rated at 100psi (pounds per square inch) and the other is rated uo to 400psi. Therefore if you use the 100 psi gauge on to read transmission pressures, most likely you will damaged it thus car automatic transmissions runs well above 100psi . Mostly up to 300psi, depending on the make, year, model and application. (consult your Shop Technical manual for Specs) On the other hand , engines have an oil pump to lubricate the moving parts and that pump raises the oil very high, but then they are equipped wit a pressure regulator valve that brings the output pressure in a range between 35 to 50psi (consult your manual for your specific application) practically most of them run under 100psi in the range between 35 to 50psi if the pressure regulator is working Ok. Also most oil filters have a bypass valve to allow excessive pressure to be released if the filter media becomes clogged by debris, sludge or lack of maintenence. I suggest you consult your make of vehicle and see what are the Specs for the use that you intent to use this kit. Is best to go by specs.