HOW TO REPLACE LEAKING AC VALVE CORES (VEHICLES) ORION MOTOR TECH AC VALVE CORE REMOVAL TOOL REVIEW

AHOY MATEYS! If yer valve cores be whisperin' secrets, it be time for em to walk the plank! OMT will be put to the test here.
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[@robertfoilesjr1337]

The tool is nice. All should be informed the high and low pressure side should have the same RESTING pressure. This should only take about 10 min after turning system off. But wait and it’s best to verify with gauges. If the high side doesn’t drop and low doesn’t rise to equal each other then there is a restriction somewhere (expansion valve, condensor, etc) Good safety precaution and diagnostic note.

[@TOOL_TECHNICAL]

thank you for sharing! I did make that clear from 10:35 - 11:51 also noted humidity and summer temperatures cause that pressure to decrease slower
As for the gauge yes you should be verifying pressures as I've shown in ruclips.net/video/pa9X-onIHz8/видео.html while doing diag for this same vehicle. 09 honda civic hybrid

[@JStorm24]

My question is does the hoses attach to them?

[@TOOL_TECHNICAL]

@@JStorm24 The hoses on a manifold gauge set connect to the high and low side ports respectively. No they do not attach to the tools used in this video which are only to change the valve cores. It is important to note when checking pressures that you use a bit of refrigerant connected to your manifold and purge air in the lines so that atmosphere and moisture aren't introduced to your sealed system.