There are a couple of automotive A/C leak detection methods; sometimes you can find the leak by looking for oil and dirt residue on connections, hoses or on the compressor. Some shops like to charge the system up with R134a, use an electronic leak detector to locate the leak and if that doesn't pinpoint it, add a florescent dye to the system which you can look for with a UV/black light when it leaks out. I personally would pull a vacuum, add about 4oz of R-22, pressure the system up with 200 PSI of dry nitrogen, then go over the hoses and external components with a soapy water solution, then check the evaporator and shaft seal on the compressor with an electronic leak detector. I always find my leak!
You have to have a freon leak detector. Are you can put freon dye in the system and find a leak that way.
im trying to find out the same thing
You can find a 2000 Chevy fuel line diagram in the owner's manual. You can also find it at select auto part stores.
ebay my man. And Good luck finding one too... there arent a whole lot of aftermarket parts for metros unfortunately.
It came from the factory charged with R12 Freon. As this refrigerant is extremely expensive and hard to find, I suggest you convert it over to R134 Refrigerant.
There are several vacuum hoses routed throughout a 2000 Chevy Cavalier. To find the hoses, use a factory service repair manual of a 2000 Chevy Cavalier.
Chances are your leaking freon. There may be a leak in one of the seals.
where is the fuelpump on a Chevy mailbu
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You can find a diagram of a 2000 2.2 L Chevy S-10 engine online. There are several websites with this diagram. You can also contact a Chevy dealer for info.
You can find a wiring diagram for a Chevy Caprice 2000 online at places like Manuals Online or Modified Life. You can also find these diagrams at the Haynes Repair website.
I have a 1999 Chevy metro and I am in the process of replacing the fuel filter right now. You have to drop the gas tank and pull out the fuel pump (large circular part) and you will find the filter at the bottom of the pump. be sure you get the correct filter cuz I was sold the incorrect one. It shoud have a virtually flat elbow connection tube, not elevated like the one I bought.