No, Freon is a "Refrigerant". It is compressed and then run through a heat exchanger where it expands and absorbs heat from the air that is being blown into the car. Coolant (Ethylene Glycol) only carries heat from one place (the engine) to another (The radiator).
Yes, fridges use freon as a coolant to maintain their temperature.
Air conditioners manufactured between 1970 and 2010 use Freon as a coolant. Freon is scheduled to be phased out of usage by 2020. Newer air conditioner models use a different type of coolant.
Air is not efficient enough as a coolant
For ac freon 2.5 lbs for Radiator 2 quarts coolant rest water Wrong. There is no Freon in a 1997 Chevy. It contains R134a refrigerant. Freon was banned in the U.S. and was not used in 1997.
Most refrigerators use a coolant called freon.
you use freon to cool your car and make the air conditioner work
Freon does not generally need to be replaced. However over time, systems sometimes have a small leak and need to have coolant added. A Freon gauge can confirm if you need to have Freon added.
No, a radiator does not contain freon, as freon is a refrigerant used in air conditioning systems, not in vehicle cooling systems. Radiators typically use coolant or antifreeze to regulate engine temperature. If there is a leak in a vehicle's cooling system, it would involve coolant rather than freon. However, if you are experiencing issues with your air conditioning system, it may indicate a freon leak in that specific system instead.
No. Dex-cool is an engine coolant. Freon (134r) is a gas used in the automotive AC system.
How do you add freon to a 96 Ford Contour
R134a freon............
No. But you need to make sure the freon in the AC is full.