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Old 08-30-2017, 05:17 PM
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How much PAG oil to add for hose replacement?

The fittings on the valve for my Killer Chiller sprung a leak and let out all of my refrigerant and an unknown amount of the oil from the AC system. How do I know how much oil to add back in during recharge? I'm also installing a new drier if that matters.
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I am not a mechanic but that compressor is used in a lot of merc applications -- this link says 5 oz - that would be for new - your system already has an oz floating around from the prior charge spread on all the remaining components --

http://www.invasionautoproducts.com/20mebe7sacco.html
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Thanks bbirdwell! As always you are a Gentleman and a Scholar. ;-)

It looks like 20cc for the suction line and another 20cc for the drier, for a total of 40cc or 1.35 fl. oz.

Next question; should I put 20cc in the compressor and the other 20cc directly into the drier? Or just put it all in the compressor. Or do I need to have the A/C technician add it via the service port when adding the refrigerant?
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Thanks bbirdwell! As always you are a Gentleman and a Scholar. ;-)

It looks like 20cc for the suction line and another 20cc for the drier, for a total of 40cc or 1.35 fl. oz.

Next question; should I put 20cc in the compressor and the other 20cc directly into the drier? Or just put it all in the compressor. Or do I need to have the A/C technician add it via the service port when adding the refrigerant?
No, I read the chart wrong. It looks like 20cc for the suction line, 20cc for detectable leakage, and zero for the drier on the 211 chassis. So I guess the total is still the same.

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