replacing evaporator

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Posted by Stacey on June 12, 2001 at 22:09:52: via: or 4.4.69.105

Year: 1985
Make: ford
Model: Bronco II
Refrigerant: r-134a

I have a 85 ford bronco II. It was retofitted with r-134a. Worked fine but I had a leak in Evaporator. Replace with new one. I bought 134a manifold gauges and a vacuum pump to evaccuate the system. I pull a vacuum of 30 in HG, close all valve on gauges remove vacuum pump. open valve on high side of system to monitor for leaks. Gauges go immediate to 0 in hg. connect vacuum pump and vacuum immedate reads 30 in hg. What am I doing wrong.

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Re: replacing evaporator aarcuda 6/13/2001 (0)
Confused... Ignacio G. Corella 6/12/2001 (19)
- Re: Confused... Stacey 6/12/2001 (18)
  - Re: Confused... TRB 6/12/2001 (17)
    - Re: Confused... Stacey 6/12/2001 (16)
      - Re: Confused... TRB 6/12/2001 (15)
        
        Re: Confused... Stacey 6/12/2001 (14)
        
        Re: Confused... TRB 6/12/2001 (13)
        
        Re: Confused... Stacey 6/13/2001 (12)
        
        I don't think you are getting what Tim is saying Chick 6/13/2001 (11)
        
        Re: I don't think you are getting what Tim is saying Stacey 6/13/2001 (1)
        
        Re: I don't think you are getting what Tim is saying Chick 6/13/2001 (0)
        
        Re: I don't think you are getting what Tim is saying Stacey 6/13/2001 (8)
        
        this means... D. Andrews 6/13/2001 (7)
        
        Re: this means... Stacey 6/13/2001 (0)
        
        Re: this means... Stacey 6/13/2001 (5)
        
        Re: this means... Chick 6/13/2001 (4)
        
        Re: this means... Stacey 6/13/2001 (3)
        
        Re: this means... Chick 6/13/2001 (2)
        
        Re: this means... Stacey 6/13/2001 (1)
        
        Adding refrigerant.. Chick 6/14/2001 (0)

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