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The A/C system refrigerant charge amount needs to be determined on a late-model vehicle. Technician A says that the emissions label contains the refrigerant charge amount. Technician B says the RPO decal contains the refrigerant charge amount. Who is correct

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Technician A is correct when he says that the emissions label contains the refrigerant charge amount while Technician B  is wrong.

What is emission label?

An emissions label is known to be a kind of sticker that is often used by EPA to have manufacturers show that their non-road engines meet the needed emission requirements.

In terms of AC system, they are found under the hood of the AC unit and as such, Technician A is correct when he says that the emissions label contains the refrigerant charge amount while Technician B  is wrong.

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