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Old 03-06-2009, 02:02 PM
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Default Pulling off my A/C Compressor.....

..... any tips on how to drain the coolant gasses safely???
Old 03-06-2009, 02:04 PM
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Costs me 15$ to have it sucked out at my local shop. That's the way to go IMO
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That sounds great, but unfortunately that is not an option....
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Originally Posted by N-Dub
That sounds great, but unfortunately that is not an option....
Safely.....or according to the law?

Bleed pressure from the fill valve .......take it to a shop that has a recovery machine.
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Safely... Let's just say i'm working on my car on my private island where there is no EPA...?
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I see a Schraeder Valve on the side of the compressor, is this an appropriate place??
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do it properly and save the planet! Also that stuff is not good for you to inhale!
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Yeah the only home removal process I'm finding involves reversing the flow on propane tanks and dry ice buckets etc.. So I'll have to tow it to a shop and have it done right..

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