How To Pull A Vacuum On A Car AC System

Watch at proclaimliberty2000 step by step tips and tricks on why and how to pull a vacuum on the air conditioner system of a vehicle.
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[@thegamereliterest9550]

Recommended values for vacuuming are as follows.
20-30 minutes for automobile,SUV,Small truck
30-45 minutes for Mid-Size,straight,local delivery
60-90 over the road w/Sleeper class 7 and 8
90 or more minutes large equipment or extensive hoses.
*This information was directly from my A/C certification class I took earlier this year.

[@surgingcircuits6955]

It surprises me that the simple way the valves work, doesn't allow air to be drawn in when you've created a vacuum, and remove the coupler. I guess the springs are strong enough to prevent this? Thx.

[@Indiana_Ape]

After pulling a vacuum like shown in this video, will it be okay to use the can refrigerant like (AC Pro/Artic Freeze) that comes with a gauge on top to refill/add refrigerant? Thanks. 🙏

[@paulthompson1654]

2--6 hrs minimum evacuation for a previously running system but low on gas.
12 hr overnight minimum on a system that had no gas
if the system has been outta gas for a long time nitrogen sweep will be required
A vac pump needs to be 2 stage
Vac pump needs to be minimum 4cfm ---8 cfm for a car upto 10cfm--12cfm for a RV

[@ChloeNikel]

Really like how simple to speak very good with the way you speak and good clear to understand

[@perryberens618]

That was the best you tube explanation and applied procedure to vacuum and A/C system. Thank you.

[@JCAJCA3]

Very informative video. Really appreciate it. Looking forward to next video, how to put refrigerant back into the system. Thanks again.

[@hepe2808]

Very simple and straightforward

[@chuntzy]

Great video brother GOD bless you

[@davedeatherage4902]

👍✝️ thanks Paul.

[@wdtony]

Your tip about not tightening the coupler valve snug is so important! These valve cores can be bent easily.

[@tolle7475]

I only clicked on your link because you look like Red Foreman! lol

[@Snceday1]

Sparky needs a hair cut around his eyes so he can see through his hair 🤣

[@georgegomez6470]

This was such a great and easy to follow, important video..... Thank you so much for your excellent instruction! Looking forward to seeing more of your informational videos!

[@proclaimliberty2000]

👍😃

[@bwduval904]

You only pulled the vacuum to 20 i though it had to be 30

[@saginaw60]

ya remove the hoses befowa ya put d gas in ????

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[@f3archrist]

Ty, Goodluck on that world record

[@donaldbokoski9153]

Very good video

[@RossLomonaco]

Great video..................to the point. Thank you

[@denisemezynski8014]

I dont have a car anymore ..... But I trust YOU cuz Sparky looks like an Honest mechanic!!

[@proclaimliberty2000]

👍😂

[@praisechapelfullerton9343]

very detailed thank you brother

[@TimothyKoffel]

Have u had a instance where vac gauge would not arrow down to 29...vac has been pulling near 12 hrs

[@axemanjoe2945]

I think it depends on elevation. Down at sea level it's -29.9psi vacuum. In the mountains 4700 ft it only can vacuum down to -24 -25 PSI.

[@bigpeezyweezy]

Why can’t you just use the can and gauge kit without the can and just release the pressure that way ?

[@bertrenolds5]

You need to pull vacuum to get moisture out of the system