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Interdynamics R-134a PAG 100 w/ICE Refrigerant Oil (8 oz.)
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PAG 100 Refrigerant Oil
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Product Features:
- Medium-viscosity PAG oil for R-134a auto AC systems; ISO 100 viscosity
- ICE 32 Lubricant Enhancer helps extend compressor life and improve cooling capacity
- Meets OEM specifications
| Compatible Oil Types: | ISO 100 VISC |
| Container Material: | Plastic |
| Container Size: | 8 oz |
| R12 Compatible: | No |
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Q:
where does the oil go in atAsked on 9/21/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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There is a port on the A/C compressor where you can install the oil.Answered on 9/21/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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I'm replaceing my compressor,dryer & condenser& suction/discharge line.Along with flushing out the evaparator.
The vehicle is a 97 dodge 1500 5.9l with 134 refigerant it calls for pag 20 oil on the OEM sticker. Is the PAG 100 going to OK for my system?Asked on 7/27/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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it should work with your vehicleAnswered on 7/31/2010 by skarakis from aap
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Hello,
I have a 98' BMW 750il. My A/C compressor stop rotating on me yesterday and started again,It did cause some damage to the belt. So I replaced the belt and it was fine, But when I press the A/C button. The compressor rotated for about five min then stop again cause the belt to stop too. I imediatly turn the car off. The freon is full and it was blowing cold. I asked my machanic is the compressor bad? He replied the you unit could be low on oil. What are you thoughs? Thanks in Advance:)Asked on 7/7/2010 by Ty from Washington, DC1 answer
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Yes it could be low on oil and causing the compressor to lock up.Answered on 7/8/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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I have a 97 chevy silverado and im replacing the A/C compressor and the O rings in the A/C system.
What viscosity refrigerant oil should I use?Asked on 6/2/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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If you have R134a freon then you need to use PAG oil, if the A/C freon is R12 you need to use Mineral oil. And if you retrofitted a system then you need to use ester oil.Answered on 6/2/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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