Chrysler Town and Country - HOW TO RECHARGE / REFILL A/C AIR CONDITIONING BY YOURSELF

Step-by-step guide on recharging / refilling ac air conditioner on Chrysler Town & Country minivan. This video might come in handy in case you are on a budget and can't afford taking the vehicle to the professional mechanical shop to have the a/c recharged.
Before you can start you will have to purchase a/c recharge kit which comes with a/c recharge hose, gauge and usually two cans of a/c refrigerant. Connect a/c freon can to one side of the hose and connect other side of the a/c hose to low pressure charging port on the vehicle. Then pierce the a/c refrigerant can by turning the top knob all the way in. Start the vehicle, turn on the a/c and set the fan speed to highest setting. Slowly start releasing the knob which will charge the system. Make sure to keep checking the gauge as you don't want to overcharge the system. That might damage the a/c compressor. Once you are done and happy with the results you can turn off the vehicle and disconnect everything.
This will work in case there is no major leaks in the a/c system and a/c compressor is working. If there is a leak you will have to take the vehicle to a shop to have it properly diagnosed.
If there is a smaller leak you can try charging the system with a/c stop leak which will could take care of the problem.
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[@Irrigation_Tech_Talk]

This is the video I needed for my 2014 town and country

[@QuiteAlright]

Glad I was able to help

[@donatospoony]

Thank you !

[@QuiteAlright]

You're welcome!

[@mrs.raudmen1771]

Best video ever, I did help me to do out myself, thank you

[@QuiteAlright]

Great to hear and I am glad to be able to help

[@audelioresendiz5315]

Excelente video ‼️‼️👍 thanks

[@QuiteAlright]

You're welcome

[@MattB787]

Thanks for the video, fyi you can rent a vacuum pump from most national parts stores

[@QuiteAlright]

You're welcome and thanks for the tip

[@bigbullhorn8443]

Thanks. Cheers

[@QuiteAlright]

You're welcome :)

[@schoolForAnts]

Perfect timing! i just bought the vacuum pump and manifold to recharge the AC on my t&c! lol

[@richardhubert1346]

Sorry - Poor video. Does not really show how gauge should read. Also A/C systems need to be charged with vapor - not liquid refrigerant. So inverting can of R134a is incorrect. Cans should be kept upright so only vapor is released.

[@blueskyvibes]

But it actually says on the can, invert it

[@ronpayne2904]

During compression you need to add liquid, only add when compressor is activated.