Where do you plug in the 134A refrigerant recharge on a 1999 Lincoln navigator?

You add refrigerant at the low pressure port but you do not add Freon. You add R134/134a. If you are having to add refrigerant then you have a leak that needs to be repaired first.

under the car behind the pass. tire

According the 1994 Acura Integra LS manual, recharge the system with Refrigerant HFC-134a (R-134a)

Yes. That is the ONLY refrigerant you should use in ANY vehicle with a model year of 1995 or later.

91 will have r-12 freon but can be converted to r-134a easily

How many onces for 134A refrigerant does GMC Sierra use?

Your year of Escort takes R 12 refrigerant. It is no longer available in 14 oz cans. It does come in 20 lb. bulk. In 1994 Ford Escorts went to R-134a refrigerant which will not harm the ozone layer. Kits are made to change the earlier systems which take R12 over to R-134a which mainly involves changing the charge ports. You could take it to an A/C shop and they could recharge it with R12…

134a refrigerant

134a refrigerant

It's a CFC refrigerant.

Many possibilities, most likely it is out of r-134a refrigerant. May need a recharge or may need to find a leak that could cause the refrigerant to have leaked out. Although there are other potential problems.

Yes, this is the correct refrigerant.

refrigerant R 134a

All VWs manufactured after mid-1993 use R-134A as their refrigerant, UNLESS you are in Europe, in which case you'd use HC12. A recharge can of around 350 grams of R-134A will run you around $10 at your local parts house. If you're interested in recharging it yourself, buy one with a detachable input valve, which will be blue, and have a pressure gauge built into it to help you determine how much R-134A needs to…

R-134A. DuPont was the originator of this refrigerant (not Freon) and they called it Suva 134A.

Buy yourself a large can of R-134a refrigerant from any auto parts store and follow the instruction on the can itself; it's a cinch. Make sure the refrigerant comes with a connector hose and gauge. The refrigerant was about $50, but you get $10 core charge back when you turn the empty can back into the auto parts store.

Same thing, R stands for Refrigerant.

Refrigerant R-134a is zeotrope is a single compound.

R-134a

R-134A. It's the only commercially available refrigerant approved for use in automobile air conditioning systems.

the same hoses can be used. The dye only tints the Freon but does not hurt the hoses or the system.

The difference between brands of 134a refrigerant are largely in their quality control and price. In order to keep with standards, all are required to sell compatible refrigerant.

it's the law

Most common reason would be low of R-134a. You can purchase a can of refrigerant with a gauge to determine this and add the R-134a yourself. There are some very useful videos take can help you with this on the link below.

Answer A 2002 Lincoln Navigator contains no Freon. This refrigrant has not been used for years. Take this vehicle to an expert. ___________________________________________________ Answer If you are charging the AC. It takes 134A and it is a b&%ch to get too. On the 200, it is located towards the back left of the engine. It is angled slight towards the engine too. You should see the cold line on the left hand side by the…

your probably have an easy fix or recharging the refrigerant in the system. You can buy a R-134A recharge bottle for 15-20 dollars at wal-mart or any auto store. Then follow the directions on can. You will find a metal "pipe" that has screw attachments in the engine bay. Attach the recharge bottle and slowly add refrigerant to the system. You should start getting cold air in 5 minutes. If not cold enough, add more…

All vehicles now need to use 134A. If your Grand Am was not originally equipped to use 134A or has not been converted to use 134A, you'll need to do that now. Freon 12 is effectively, no longer available. * Most vehicles which came with R12 originally can be converted to R134 freon simply by changing a couple fittings and adding the R134 refrigerant. Something to keep in mind, though, is that if your R12…

1.88 lbs (0.85 kg) of R-134A refrigerant.....

what year? look for the bigger port on the ac lines, theres a low and a high, you want the low which is where you put you r-134a

R-134A Technically, Freon refers to the older refrigerant. The new stuf is called "134A Refrigerant"... and that's what all newer vehicles use.

99 model year already is fitted with R134a from the factory. you shouldn't have to change the refrigerant. if there is a leak, repair the leak, then evacuate the system using a refrigerant recovery tool. Add the correct amount of oil if needed, and recharge the system with 134a.

Refrigerant R-134a.

YES--now days 134a coolant is used in all systems.

R-134a ( I believe since the 1994 Ford Explorer model year )

REFRIGERANT 134A, CAN BE PURCHASE AT ANY LOCAL AUTO PARTS STORE.

134A refrigerant which can be purchased at WalMart or any Parts house.

You can purchase a recharge kit from your local auto parts store. It will include directions as to recharging your system. If your system is low or empty on charge you probably have a leak in the system and it will empty soon if you refill it again.

The R-134a is used to recharge the AC units on your car. This is a bottle of compressed R-134a that will work in recharging the system it still has coolant remaining. If not the system willed need to be vacuumed to remove air and moisture before recharging.

you can buy the right refrigerant over the counter at checker auto or auto zone, the correct refrigerant is 134a

If it is the original refrigerant, it's R-12 (which is not longer available). If it was converted, it has R-134A. You can tell by the type of service port (the fitting for replacing the refrigerant). The service port for R-12 has threads, R 134A does not.

Should be R-134a

1lb 6oz 134A

The R in R-134a stands for refrigerant.

Go to walmart and buy a retrofit kit. They include 2 R-134a fittings to put on the A/C lines, 3 cans of R-134a Refrigerant, oil, and usually stopleak. And a recharge hose with a pressure gauge built in.

It depends. If the system is low on refrigerant then the compressor will not run until there is enough refrigerant to satisfy the low pressure switch. As you add refrigerant the compressor will cycle until enough is in the system to keep the compressor running continuously. A 1lb. can of R-134a costs about $6.00. It's worth a try. Might be enough to keep you running all summer depending on the size of your leak.

If the temperature is warmer than 20 degrees under the outside temperature, it may need to be recharged. You can recharge it using R-134a refrigerant from any auto store (even Wal-Mart) or take it to a shop to have a mechanic do it for you.

The 2002 Frontier uses R-134a.

134a refrigerant.

1993 or 1994

1.88 lb. ( 0.852 kg ) of R-134a refrigerant.