Take it to an expert. You are not qualified nor do you have the equipment to do this.
When you are going to add Freon to a Toyota Camry, you need to know which type to add. You will need to put the Freon recharging coupler to the recharging kit, and get the engine to operating temperature. When the engine is at operating temperature put the air conditioning on the lowest setting and recharge the Freon with the windows of the car rolled down.
You don't. If it needs refrigrant, it has a leak. Take this to a professional. You have neither the tools nor the expertise to repair.
you can use r134 freon add a/c oil
I can't add it
If it has R-12 refrigerant it must be converted to R-134. You can get a kit at Wal-Mart or auto parts--comes with instructions
You should use three liters of coolant in the Camry. If there is still room to add more fluid, then add water.
It uses R-12. But if you need to add freon you might have to retro fit the a/c unit by changing it to R-134a wich is a replacement for R-12.It takes about a can 1/2.
Don't. Real Freon ("R-12") is very expensive as it is no longer manufactured or imported into the USA. Take your vehicle to a licensed auto AC shop and have your system converted to R-134a. Also have any other service it needs done now. You can buy a kit that has a can of R-134a and a gauge and hose fittings to recharge your systems, including the Toyota after it is converted to R-134a.
where do you add freon to a 1998 Toyota Avalon. Where is it located ? thats actually something u have to take to a repair shop to do. make sure the repair shop services the ac for ur car. depending where you go it can be a bit costly depending on the size of each of them.
No, it does not. If you want to the ATF level then it needs to be running.
Probably down the dip stick tube.
A 1999 Toyota Camry LE will have a inlet for the transmission fluid located next to the transmission housing. Before adding fluid to the system it is important to drain the older fluid. Be sure to add the correct amount and avoid over filling the system.