Hum... para não dizer nada é porque ficou cozido dentro do carro. :mrgreen:
Master-Zeus disse:Bem assim já estou a entender, então sempre alteraram aí algo.
Faz isso manda alterar isso de forma a que fique com a valvula de carga. :wink:
Com este tempo sem A/C até arrepia!!!!!
neljoe disse:No teu Modelo, não há LOW-SIDE para que o carregues "normalmente" e terá que ser feita pela "HIGH SIDE". Precisas de uma "máquina especial" para tal...
info 1 - "... on some A8s and earlier Audis it could only be refilled on the high side by a dealer..."
info 2 - "There is no low side on the 96. You have to have the system evacuated and refilled thru the high side.You need a special machine to do this. A good independent AC shop will charge about $100 plus refrigerant."
info 3 - "The High Pressure schrader valve is on the right side of the radiator. There is NO low pressure port. A call to my Pops-In-Law's mechanic who specializes in german imports confirms this.
According to him, in order to recharge the system, the freon is pumped in through the high-pressure schrader. To do this you need a Recovery System setup which all AC guys have on hand. Since this system costs about two grand, spending $45 to have someone do it for you suddenly seems economical."
info 4 - "Only a high pressure service valve is used for A/C system servicing. Perform all A/C system service operations (i.e. discharging, evacuating and recharging) through the high pressure service valve only."
Audi de 93:
"...red high side hose hooks to high side port on condenser..."
E assim sendo, a não ser que encontres uma casa "especializada", terás mesmo que ir á Audi.
8)
Master-Zeus disse:Off Topic:
Neljoe com novo avatar, sim senhor, muito giro o pequeno.!!! :wink: