It sounds like need an R-134a pressure/temperature chart. Normally, the system is charged by evaporator pressure which usually equates to 40-45 degrees Fahrenheit temperature in the evaporator. The high pressure side of a R-134a system is dependent on the outside ambient temperature and other factors (like fan speed and speed of the traveling car). For a better understanding of the pressure/temperature relationship of gasses look up Boyle's Law on Wikipedia.

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