Can you add the a/c oil to a system that is fully charged with R134a freon using this oil injector? Thank you.
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Yes. Adding oil to a closed, pressurized system is precisely what this tool is designed to do. And, the tool performs well.
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Yes. Make sure that the compressor is running when you push the oil in and it will be much easier.
605336
unit comes as a complete install used on pontiac 2003 vibe coil went bad. just remove snap rings that are necessary i also did not have to remove compressor left it hooked up. just make sure you support it so you wont break a a/c line pretty easy just take your time.
710444
Yes it comes with the unit pre-charged with refrigerant. and you need a HVAC vacuum to complete the freon hookup.
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It should, Tek12a and plan R12 mix well together. This will not mix with 134a if you have done a retrofit. If you have,drain,evacuate and recharge with Tek12a and oil.
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do not understand how oil relates to refrigerant in your question. this product replaces older refrigerant no,longer available because it was harmful to the environment. engine oil is not part of air conditioning system. unless your a/c system requires recharging, you do not need this product.
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Dear Valued Customer,Yes this is a nitrogen charged unit that will accept R-22 refrigerant. The voltage is 208/230/1/60. Feel free to contact our Sales Dept. at 888.474.9966. for further assistance with placing your order. Thank you for you interest in our products.Sincerely,The AC Outlet Amazon Team
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It will take the same adapter that goes on an older car that has the R 12 freon. You should be able to get them at any auto parts store. It will just thread onto the fitting and the R 134 hose will snap right on. Just get the fitting for the low side charge port.
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It screws onto a R134A automotive-style refrigerant can, but the downstream end is a 1/4" flare that is standard on home air-conditioners and piercing access valves. It will *not* screw onto an automobile that uses R134A refrigerant, as those vehicle systems use a quick connector port. R134A quick connector ports are very different than 1/4" SAE male fittings, *but* you can buy an adapter. However, if you are simply wanting to charge an R134A vehicle, you should consider a different product that does exactly that.
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I use them for my residential AC, although the EPA requires you to have a license to handle home AC freon (wink wink). Cars use R134A typically, and I have a different gauge set for that purpose. Also, I highly recommend the SealRight 19100 Yellow Jacket couplers to prevent leaks out, or air getting into your system.
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If you are talking about a home split a/c system then this particular manifold gauge is not setup for that, and also I think the only systems that use R-134a are automobiles. The hose end fittings are also different.Hope this helps
1965163
This product is only meant to work with oil. I would not recommend using this in your cooling system.
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after I added the Super seal stop leak product, then I also added 12oz. of refrigerant since my A/C system was a little low, otherwise, I wouldn't added more needed Freon. To tell you the truth, I don't think you need to add Freon immediately after adding this stop leak product. This product actually works!!!!
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Dear Valued Customer, Yes this is a nitrogen charged unit that will accept R-22 refrigerant. The voltage is 208/230/1/60. Feel free to contact our Sales Dept. at 888.474.9966. for further assistance with placing your order. Thank you for you interest in our products. Sincerely, The AC Outlet Amazon Team
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Oils and refrigerant do not mix well. Risk contamination of system. If oil is used it must be removed completely prior to coupling.
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Hi, I don't know why I'm being asked and not the manufacturer of this product as I only am a customer myself, however, I could answer your question as no, you can't. They are designed to adapt the original auto HVAC r12 service gage fittings for a car with the R134 type of quick disconnet fittings. You can see the blue and red rings anodized rings on these brass fitstings, those are quick connect sleeves that you pull back to make connection to the newer R134 hi and lo pressure service ports found on 1993 and newer cars. The other end of these fittings you can see is a flair fitting that an older style R12 type hi and low pressure gage set can attach to.
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Look for a heat and air truck and ask the teck how mutch they would charge to install the unit. One factor is how your old condenser failed. If it burned the oil the r22 can NOT be reused so you would need to replace it and it is quite expensive now. You would need around 7 to 15 lbs. it is now over $7 a pound and is usually sold in 35 lb. tanks however a ac teck should have access to the reclaim equipment and small amounts of r22
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Yes and I ever added a little more. The directions tell you what kind to use. Just check the dipstick and make sure the oil is at the full mark but not over filled.