Hello,

I am new to the Land Rover Range Rover world. I am trying to locate the low pressure ac port so I can recharge my wife’s car with Freon. However, I am stuck thinking I found it and then not. There is no label like I am used to on another car that says low pressure or L or anything like that. I found two lines on the drive side near the wall with ports on them. One of the ports is on a like that is thicker than the other so I assumed that was it. I tried to see if I can fit my charger connector on that, it realized maybe I should stop and ask first! . The compressor looks like it kicks on properly. Did a find the low pressure line or is it hiding somewhere such as under the car, in the compartment somewhere.


I am trying to avoid a few hundred dollars for someone to look at it.

 

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Hello,

I am new to the Land Rover Range Rover world. I am trying to locate the low pressure ac port so I can recharge my wife’s car with Freon. However, I am stuck thinking I found it and then not. There is no label like I am used to on another car that says low pressure or L or anything like that. I found two lines on the drive side near the wall with ports on them. One of the ports is on a like that is thicker than the other so I assumed that was it. I tried to see if I can fit my charger connector on that, it realized maybe I should stop and ask first! . The compressor looks like it kicks on properly. Did a find the low pressure line or is it hiding somewhere such as under the car, in the compartment somewhere.


I am trying to avoid a few hundred dollars for someone to look at it.[/QUOTE

did you figure this out?]

 

Turns out I was using the wrong type of connector and cooling agent.

I had to go buy a 1234yf refrigerant that came with a 1234yf connector.

the high side(fatter pipe) is the one for the low pressure. Basically it’s the one the fit the 1234yf connector and then I followed directions on the 1234yf bottle to refill my car.