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Interdynamics R-134a PAG 46 w/ICE 32 Oil Charge (3 oz.)
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PAG 46 Oil Charge with ICE 32
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Product Features:
- Low-viscosity PAG oil charge for R-134a auto AC systems
- ICE 32 Lubricant Enhancer helps extend compressor life and improve cooling capacity
- ISO 46 viscosity
- Meets OEM specs
| Aerosol: | Yes |
| Liquid: | No |
| Synthetic: | Yes |
| Volume: | 3 oz |
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by PowerReviewsInterdynamicsR-134a PAG 46 w/ICE 32 Oil Charge (3 oz.)
(based on 4 reviews)
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Comments about Interdynamics R-134a PAG 46 w/ICE 32 Oil Charge (3 oz.):
The oil dispenses nicely under pressure, in case you forgot to add it before you pulled a vacuum on the system. HOWEVER, there is really only 1 ounce of oil (equivalent to about 30cc's), not 3 ounces as the description would lead you to believe. Probably would do better to buy the 8 ounce can, but you also get more propellant, so I don't know how much real oil is in the 8 ounce can either. I use a very short hose and inverted the can, installed into the Low side with the system running to get the last drop of oil.
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Comments about Interdynamics R-134a PAG 46 w/ICE 32 Oil Charge (3 oz.):
Bought four, but only need one for my F150. Works great!
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Comments about Interdynamics R-134a PAG 46 w/ICE 32 Oil Charge (3 oz.):
Better know what you're doing.
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Comments about Interdynamics R-134a PAG 46 w/ICE 32 Oil Charge (3 oz.):
Description says 3 oz., but it is 3 oz. total volume, with 1 oz. of oil.
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- Auto Enthusiast, Casual Driver
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What exactly does the can contain? How many ounces of oil? How many ounces of Ice32? How many ounces of R134A?Asked on 5/25/2010 by Anonymous3 answers
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I just read the can. The three ounce can contains 1 oz. oil, 1 oz. freon, and one oz. of ICE 32, whatever that is.
I originaly thought ICE 32 was an additive, a small part of the three oz. of oil. Probably the result is the equivalent of 2 oz. of oil. More to ponder!
Advance Auto needs to read the labels on the products they sell, and act appropriately. A call to the manufacturer before listing this on their web page could have stopped lots of potential mistakes. They need to fix the web description to end this confusion.
Not to do so is the mark of a company that doesn't care.
Excess oil, to a point, will accumulate in the bottom of the evaporator. A lack of 2 oz. of oil could possibly damage the compressor or shorten its life. That's what believing the website would result in. A/C oil capacity specs are not in our service manuals for nothing.
I do things right I don't like getting misinformation from Advance Auto's writeups.Answered on 5/6/2012 by j14152 from West Palm Beach, FLCUSTOMER CARE
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It contains 3oz. of PAG oil and Ice32.Answered on 5/25/2010 by Kevin from AAPA:
ID web site doesn't specify, but three ounces usually means one ounce R-134a pushing two ounces of oil. Lubricant is usually a percentage of the refrigerant charge as the refrigerant carries the lubricant through the compressor. This is why it is important not to have too much or too little oil in the system. It's easy to put in and hard to get out as it distributes throughout the system. Liquids are not compressible and displace volume for refrigerant. Excess oil can cause other problems. Normally, oil is only added when you've had a rapid loss of refrigerant (blown hose) or are changing an oil bearing component (condenser, accumulator, receiver drier, evaporator(!), compressor).Answered on 7/3/2010 by Not Again! from Boston, MA
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