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    Nope, you need to pump it down. The primary purpose of evacuating the A/C system is to remove moisture. If you have air in your system, you will also have moisture. Moisture can cause your expansion valve to freeze, and then your A/C no workie. Don't cheap out - have your system properly charged. You will appreciate it on those hot/humid SC days.

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    It would be cool if there were some gas developed that you could pressurize the system with that would grab all the moisture molecule in the a/c and drag them out the schraeder valve when you bled the gas back out. It would be so nice to not have to pull a vacuum before charging then a/c's would be owner servicable without buying or borrowing a vacuum pump from Vatozone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedHeartbeat View Post
    It would be cool if there were some gas developed that you could pressurize the system with that would grab all the moisture molecule in the a/c and drag them out the schraeder valve when you bled the gas back out. It would be so nice to not have to pull a vacuum before charging then a/c's would be owner servicable without buying or borrowing a vacuum pump from Vatozone.
    Vatozone? That's funny right there I d'un care whoyar...

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