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1996 Ford Bronco A/C High Side Service Port Diagram - Charging Valve Cap 19D702
Labeled diagram of the A/C high side service port and charging valve between compressor and condenser lines.
This document is a labeled line-art illustration of the high-side (discharge) service port on an automotive air conditioning system. The drawing shows a section of refrigerant line running from the compressor toward the condenser, with a threaded service port fitting branching off the line. Callouts identify four items: the AIR CONDITIONING CHARGING VALVE CAP (Ford base part number 19D702) that screws onto the top of the port, the HIGH SIDE SERVICE PORT itself, the line direction labeled FROM COMPRESSOR, and the connecting line labeled TO CONDENSER. The illustration reference number M5306-A appears in the lower right corner. A reader can learn where the high-side service port is located in the A/C plumbing (between the compressor discharge and the condenser inlet), what the port assembly looks like (including the knurled cap and threaded fittings), and the part number designation for the charging valve cap. This would be useful when locating the correct port for connecting a manifold gauge set or recovery/recharge equipment on the high-pressure side of the system, or when replacing a missing or damaged charging valve cap.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is the high-side A/C service port located in the refrigerant lines?
- Per the diagram, the high side service port is on the line between the compressor and the condenser — the line comes FROM the COMPRESSOR and continues TO the CONDENSER.
- What is the part number for the air conditioning charging valve cap?
- The diagram labels it as AIR CONDITIONING CHARGING VALVE CAP-19D702.
- What components are shown in this illustration?
- It shows the high side service port, the air conditioning charging valve cap (19D702), the line from the compressor, and the connection to the condenser. The illustration reference is M5306-A.
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