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Get a charging kit from an auto parts store. This should include a gauge (or gauges) and freon. Your '98 uses the new type of freon so you don't have to worry about conversion. Follow the instructions on the kit. You will need to locate the charging ports (high and low side) and put the proper amount of freon in the correct port until you reach the right pressure. You'll need the engine running and the A/C on high while you do this. Don't overcharge - you need to use a gauge.

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If the system is empty you probably have a leak so charging it back up will be like throwing money out the window plus you are discharging freon into the atmosphere. Take it to a qualified garage for testing and repair.

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capacitor charges AC only because it allows ac only

as in dc f=0

so XL=2pifL=0

so an inductor can pass dc but not dc

but in ac f=something

Xc=1/(2pifC)=infinite

so one capacitor can store ac but not DC

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