Re: [Chrysler300] A/C outlet temp 300F

[Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The unit should come on @38-39° and cycle out (off) @ 34° This is at  
the middle of the condenser. This will give you a dash outlet temp of  
about 37-40° when the unit is working.
If you have gauges, the low side pressures should be about 1/2 ambient  
air temp and the High side should be twice ambient temp. If much  
different from this, the R-12 charge is wrong.
Plus, you may have some debris in the system.
Ray



On Sep 16, 2009, at 7:22 AM, Dave Schwandt wrote:

Hi Gang,
Got the A/C charged up in the F yesterday. New compressor and reciever  
drier and almost 3 #'s of R-12.

My question is this, 50 degrees is about all I can get out of the dash  
vents on high at highway speeds, maybe down to 45 or so if it's a  
little cloudy. Is this about what it should be for and F or G??!!

See you in Branson




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