How to Pull a Vacuum and Charge a Cars A/C System with Refrigerant

In this video I cover how to pull a vacuum and recharge your cars air conditioning system. We had just changed out the A/C Compressor on a Subaru Impreza that was on its way to failing and decided to do a separate video for correctly adding refrigerant. Here's a link to the Video where we replace the A/C Compressor:    • How To Replace the AC Compressor on Your T...   An important but often overlooked aspect is checking the high and low pressure vs Ambient temperature to check for a full charge, I cover this as well in this video. I also cover how the new cans of refrigerant have a check valve in them and are not pierceable. You must either use a special valve with these cans or manipulate the valve so that the flow remains open. Having a good working A/C in the summer is important! But. it's also as important to have a good A/C/ compressor during winter. Defrosting your windshield relies on the A/C compressor to dehumidify the cabin air so it can effectively defrost your windshield! Here are affiliate links to the items used in this video as well as components that can be helpful if you are doing your own service on your Auto A/C System. Vacuum and Gauges: https://amzn.to/3ZBmbkJ R134A Refrigerant: https://amzn.to/443VSoC Adapters: https://amzn.to/3Zx6FX7 Other A/C Accessories: https://amzn.to/3HHwwFM 00:00 Introduction 00:30 Connecting Gauges to Auto A/C 01:42 Connecting the Vacuum pump 02:03 Opening the Gauge Valves to check for leaks 03:02 Leak Check Successful 03:32 Adding the Refrigerant (134a) 09:02 How to Check if the Pressure is correct for a Fill 09:40 Temperature Check in Car Cabin 10:02 Wrapping it all up #automobile #airconditioner #service