Good to see you got the AC going. It's very important in your southern climate. I look forward to see you driving the Tesla soon. Thanks for the videos.
So lucky that you need exactly 2 cans [No Measuring, No Scale], but if it is partial can like 110 grams then: 1. Weigh the full can of freon on the scale. 2. (Total weight of the full can) - (Freon gas weight labeled on the can) = (Tare/weight of the empty can) 3. (Freon needed, 110grams) + (weight of the empty can) = total weight of the can
That looked easy peasy to do and sorry I missed your last video on about the head lights because I was at my new job at a baseball stadium but like always great video!🤠👍🏻
@@SwampBoysGarage your welcome and it's all good.😊 I know how it is with school, sports, and videos is a challenging thing with not just enough time in the day to day bases.
Hey guys!. Doing a great job with the Tesla! I live in NO Garden District and am a bit of a car collector. I have an 09 E60 M5 manual w 42k. It needs significant preventive maintenance. Runs fine now but rod bearings,Vano line/pump, actuators and turbos should be replaced according to the dealer. I have no time. Super busy rn. You can have it for about 3-5k as long as you're willing to do the maintenance and not sell it for parts. If interested pls let me know.
Hey. Thanks for the message. Let me do some research on that car and if we have the skill set to properly get her fixed up. Send us an email so we can chat in private. It’s in all the video descriptions.
Thank you, Swamp Boys Garage for taking the time on the guide and posting. Where did you guys get the A/C refrigerant recovery and recharge guide? I've spent an hour looking for a PDF version of it online and had no luck. Need one for a Model S. If you dont mind posting the link on the comment thread. For 2021-23. Thank you! I'm sure this easy to follow step-by-step guide will help thousands of owners! Sharing this video.
Can you provide a link where you got the manual that shows how much oil to add after replacing the condenser ? The manual on Tesla's website only shows basic information and not how much ND-11 oil to add for replacements parts. (Condenser in this case)
@@SwampBoysGarage Thanks, yes I found the pages talking about condenser replacement but I don't see the chart that shows how much oil to add back for replacement of condenser. I didn't see it on the (Recovery and Recharge) portion. Thanks
Did you guys have an issue with the screen saying there is a fault in the AC system? I have heard on Tesla service can reset it... did you guys have that issue?
@@benc1927 I found it’s best to buy a whole assorted O-ring kit and compare the ones you take out to a size in the kit. And don’t forget to oil the O-ring with ND-11 before installing.
