Important Considerations:
* Professional Help is Recommended: Adding refrigerant requires specialized equipment (like gauges to monitor pressure and a charging hose) and knowledge. Improperly adding refrigerant can damage your AC system. It's best to have a qualified mechanic perform this service.
* Finding the Ports: The exact location can vary slightly depending on specific model and options. Consult a repair manual specific to your 2000 Chevy K2500 for precise location. Diagrams are invaluable in this situation.
* Leak Detection: Before adding refrigerant, you MUST find and repair any leaks. Adding refrigerant to a system with leaks will just waste refrigerant and potentially damage the compressor. A mechanic can properly leak test the system.
* Refrigerant Type: Make absolutely sure you are using R-134a refrigerant. Using the wrong type can severely damage your system.
In short, while you can *locate* the port yourself by comparing to diagrams in a repair manual, actually *adding* the refrigerant should be left to a professional. The potential for damage is too high.