How To Recharge The A C In A 2009 Infiniti G37 Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

Time Required

                          10 - 25 minutes

Sections

How to Recharge the A/C in a 2009 Infiniti G37
7 steps

Flags

Missed a Step

Oops! This guide is currently missing some important steps.

BackInfiniti G-Series
Full Screen
Options
History
Save to Favorites
Download PDF
Edit
Translate
Get Shareable Link
Embed This Guide
Notify Me of Changes
Stop Notifications

Introduction

On a hot summer day, cold A/C in your vehicle is needed. This repair guide will help you repair your A/C unit in your vehicle. When your vehicle has run out of cold air, there is a process that needs to be followed. This repair guide will describe this process.

Before starting your repair, be aware that you will need tools. A list of these tools is provided in the guide. Once you have the necessary tools gathered, make sure the vehicle’s engine is up to date. If not, take your vehicle to a mechanic. If the vehicle’s engine is fine, proceed to the rest of the guide. Be aware that if this guide is done incorrectly, you could damage the A/C ports. This would require a professional to fix the issue, and it would cost a lot of money.

If you need more help performing this repair, another repair guide can be found here, and more information can be given.

Once you’re ready to start, turn off your car, place it in park, and engage the parking brake.

What you need

Step 1

              How to Recharge the A/C in a 2009 Infiniti G37

Locate the high and low-pressure ports.
The high-pressure port is located on the upper right (below the brake liquid).
The low-pressure port is located inside the brake liquid case (remove the case).

Locate the high and low-pressure ports.

The high-pressure port is located on the upper right (below the brake liquid).

The low-pressure port is located inside the brake liquid case (remove the case).

1024

Step 2

Connect the hoses to the gauge and the pressure ports.
Blue stands for low pressure.
Red stands for high pressure.
Yellow is where the new air flows through the two hoses.

Connect the hoses to the gauge and the pressure ports.

Blue stands for low pressure.

Red stands for high pressure.

Yellow is where the new air flows through the two hoses.

Step 3

Turn on the engine.
Turn the A/C to the maximum capacity.
Make sure the pulley belt is spinning smoothly to proceed.

Turn on the engine.

Turn the A/C to the maximum capacity.

Make sure the pulley belt is spinning smoothly to proceed.

Step 4

Turn off the vehicle.
Connect one end of the tee valve connector to your refrigerant and the other end to the yellow hose.
Turn on your vehicle again.

Turn off the vehicle.

Connect one end of the tee valve connector to your refrigerant and the other end to the yellow hose.

Turn on your vehicle again.

Step 5

Make sure the high-pressure nob is sealed.
Begin to add refrigerant by opening the nob.
To get the most refrigerant, shake the bottle side-by-side.

Make sure the high-pressure nob is sealed.

Begin to add refrigerant by opening the nob.

To get the most refrigerant, shake the bottle side-by-side.

Step 6

Pump the refrigerant until the pressure gauge gets to 25- 45 psi. This process can take 10 minutes.
Do not go past 45 psi as the car can over-charge.
If you are using refrigerant mini cans, use the amount the car recommends. You can find this information inside the hood of the vehicle.

Pump the refrigerant until the pressure gauge gets to 25- 45 psi. This process can take 10 minutes.

Do not go past 45 psi as the car can over-charge.

If you are using refrigerant mini cans, use the amount the car recommends. You can find this information inside the hood of the vehicle.

Step 7

Go inside your vehicle and check the temperature.
The temperature should be from 35-48 degrees Fahrenheit.
If the temperature is over what is recommended, the A/C will just be really cold. This will cause no problems.
Now that the temperature and air pressures are set, it’s time to turn off your vehicle.
Proceed to remove all equipment (use safety gear).

Go inside your vehicle and check the temperature.

The temperature should be from 35-48 degrees Fahrenheit.

If the temperature is over what is recommended, the A/C will just be really cold. This will cause no problems.

Now that the temperature and air pressures are set, it’s time to turn off your vehicle.

Proceed to remove all equipment (use safety gear).

Cancel: I did not complete this guide.

                                                                                      One other person completed this guide.

Author

                                      with 2 other contributors

                    Brian Canas

Member since: 04/04/2022

145 Reputation

                                      1 Guide authored                  



                       Badges:
                       4







                                                        +1 more badge

Team

                       CSU Los Angeles, Team 4-20, Briggs Spring 2022                        

                                                  Member of CSU Los Angeles, Team 4-20, Briggs Spring 2022 



                    CSULA-BRIGGS-S22S4G20                     


                                            1 Member                     


                                            1 Guide authored

Missed a Step#

Introduction#

What you need#

Team#

Missed a Step

Introduction

What you need

Team