AC low and high pressure ports
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I just recharged the coolant in my 2007 X-Type Sportwagon - used a recharge kit with the hose and guage. Finding the low-side service port was the biggest challenge of the job. After watching the demo video for the product I used, the a/c was blowing cold air within 5 minutes. Now the test will be to see how long my coolant pressure holds. I live in Tampa and so far the a/c is working fine. I have pics if anyone wants to see where the low-side service port is hidden - post me a message. Piece of cake - well, a $44 dollar piece of cake. (Better than $1,200 for a new compressor.)
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I just recharged the coolant in my 2007 X-Type Sportwagon - used a recharge kit with the hose and guage. Finding the low-side service port was the biggest challenge of the job. After watching the demo video for the product I used, the a/c was blowing cold air within 5 minutes. Now the test will be to see how long my coolant pressure holds. I live in Tampa and so far the a/c is working fine. I have pics if anyone wants to see where the low-side service port is hidden - post me a message. Piece of cake - well, a $44 dollar piece of cake. (Better than $1,200 for a new compressor.)
and im trying to recharge my ac I found where everyone has said it is but there only 1 and thats on the smaller one that should b the high port, if possible I would like to c ur pictures of ur low port can u send them please , I no its a different year but it might b some where els like urs.........thanks
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My name jimmy I have a 03 jag X type 2.5
and im trying to recharge my ac I found where everyone has said it is but there only 1 and thats on the smaller one that should b the high port, if possible I would like to c ur pictures of ur low port can u send them please , I no its a different year but it might b some where els like urs.........thanks
and im trying to recharge my ac I found where everyone has said it is but there only 1 and thats on the smaller one that should b the high port, if possible I would like to c ur pictures of ur low port can u send them please , I no its a different year but it might b some where els like urs.........thanks
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You need to edit that string by removing the picshttp:// to make it into a link:
Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum - Pacobell's Album: Low-side port location (2007 X-Type)
Good info and pics.
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To Make it even easier.
Low-side port location (2007 X-Type) The strut housing is the large grey cylindrical object taking up most of the lower half of the picture. The low-side service port is NOT the one seen on the narrow aluminum tubing in plain view. Rather, the low-side port is the one tucked between the fat tubing (with white tape band) and the smaller black ribbed tubing. See the circles overlaid on each image.
Low-side port location (2007 X-Type) The strut housing is the large grey cylindrical object taking up most of the lower half of the picture. The low-side service port is NOT the one seen on the narrow aluminum tubing in plain view. Rather, the low-side port is the one tucked between the fat tubing (with white tape band) and the smaller black ribbed tubing. See the circles overlaid on each image.
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