Connecting air conditioner service station with adapter V.A.G 1785/10 to refrigerant circuit – Unscrew cap from connection with valve -A- (at compressor). – Attach O-ring -B- to connection (8.9 mm; 1.8 mm). – Screw adapter V.A.G 1785/10 -C- to connection -B-. – Install valve opener -D- with appropriate seal in charging hose connection. Note[/align] t The type of valve opener -D- and seals required depends on the charging hose used (specific to manufacturer). t The quick-release coupling adapter is not required for connection on the low-pressure end of Audi vehicles. t Screw charging hose -E- (to air conditioner service station) to adapter - V.A.G 1785/10-. Note[/align] To minimise the amount of air and moisture ingressing into the charging hoses and thus into the refrigerant circuit, the charging hoses should be connected together as illustrated. A- Charging hose to air conditioner service station B- Hand shut-off valve C- Charging hose (short version) with valve opener for connection to adapter -D- D- Adapter - V.A.G 1785/10- E- Charging hose (short version) with quick-release coupling adapter (for vehicles with quick-release coupling adapter on low-pressure end) – Perform planned tests and measurements.

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wow, ive read that3 times and I still confused. Lets recap: For my make of audi it needs to be filled at the compressor. However the only way to do that is to use a connector. The part number is V.A.G 1785/10 which I can get commercialy. 2nd, if I can not get to that port on the compressor I have to "remove low-pressure switch for air conditioning system -F73- (jumper contacts in connector for low-pressure switch for air conditioning system -F73-) and screw adapter to this connection β†’Heating, air conditioning or β†’Air conditioning" which is part V. A.G 1785/9.

Basicaly what im asking for is a dumbed down version. [sm=dontgetit.gif]

 

A/C isnt my area I just put up what the software says ( A/C in the UK hehehehe ) now thats a joke

 

thanks anyways, im just going to sell that freon to a co-worker and take it in somewhere.