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Interdynamics EZ Chill R-134a Refill with Oil, and Leak Sealer (12 oz.)
R-134a Refill with oil and system-safe leak sealer
Product Features:
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Product Features:
- Restores lost refrigerant and oil
- Contains leak sealer to help seal most common leaks in rubber hoses, gaskets and O-rings
- Refill uses EZ Chill recharge hose
| Charging Hose Included: | No |
| Container Material: | STEEL |
| Container Size: | 12 oz |
| Container Type: | CAN |
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by PowerReviewsInterdynamicsEZ Chill R-134a Refill with Oil, and Leak Sealer (12 oz.)
(based on 3 reviews)
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Pros
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Large Cars
- Small Cars
- Trucks
Comments about Interdynamics EZ Chill R-134a Refill with Oil, and Leak Sealer (12 oz.):
good stuff and easy to use, even for back yard fixer type guys.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- High-Performance
Cons
Best Uses
- Large Cars
- Trucks
Comments about Interdynamics EZ Chill R-134a Refill with Oil, and Leak Sealer (12 oz.):
Easy to use when you follow directions...it made a big difference in the temp....way important in Texas weather...
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Pros
- Installs quckly
Cons
- Trigger hard to push
Best Uses
- Any R134a system
Comments about Interdynamics EZ Chill R-134a Refill with Oil, and Leak Sealer (12 oz.):
Follow directions on the can, but here are some helpful tips: Use when the ambient air temp is low (say at night) to allow easiest ingestion into the system. Otherwise, spray the condenser continuously with a cold water hose to soak off extra heat and allow more refrigerant into the system. Obviously it helps to have some assistance when using hose and simultaneously charging the system. Make sure A/C is on high and deactivate the cabin air recirculation button. Keep an eye on refrigerant level in the system. Use a filler hose with a gauge (these aren't super accurate, but they are ball-park good and adequate for the shadetree mechanic) and fill right to the highest side of the "full" range, but do not overfill. Properly installed and with the A/C system in otherwise good condition, your air should blow very cold with just one can. My 2002 Subaru Outback was blowing warm 60-plus degree air. After on can, she was down to a nice chilly 40 degrees. Stuff works great if you use it properly.
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Q:
took compressor off to have shop replace bearing in clutch
not sure how much oil is in system
it did have a leak that is now repaired
if i add this to system, will i overfill it
and if thats the case, is that bad or still okAsked on 6/1/2011 by greg from rvc, ny1 answer
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In order to best answer your question, please call us at 1-877-ADVANCE (238-2623) and we would be more than happy to assist you.Answered on 7/12/2011 by Steve from AAP
Q:
i just replaced my ac compresor how do i know how much oil to put in be for i charge the system with r-134a or do i just ust the r-134a with oil in it.Asked on 7/19/2010 by chad from clarks summit, pa1 answer
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I have always used 3 to 4 oz. directly into the compressor.Answered on 7/20/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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how many oz does it take for my A/C systemAsked on 6/26/2010 by patricia from Waycross, GA2 answers
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I recommend refering to a repair manual specific for your vehicle.Answered on 7/8/2010 by Mike from AAPA:
It depends on your vehicle. 1 or 2 cans is usually enough to restore a system that has stopped blowing cool air. if the system is completely empty however, you may need 4 or 5 cans, but will also need to defeat the safety system that turns the compressor off due to low pressure. May need a trip to a shop for them to do this.Answered on 7/17/2010 by Benz DIY from Chicago
Q:
what kind of oil?Asked on 6/20/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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It should be PAG or Ester oil.Answered on 7/9/2010 by Kevin from APA
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