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07-03-08, 11:07 AM

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1996 Silverado AC question

Anyone know the operation pressure for the AC on a 1996 Silverado. 134 refrigerant.

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07-03-08, 02:48 PM

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I believe the low side it should be about 20-25psi, and the high side should be 85+ PSI.

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