Car AC Aircon R1234YF Air Con Conditioning Top up Topup Refill Regas DIY Gas Kit

Great stuff, detailed instructions and qr code for video if needed. Fixed my air con at half the price of the garage.

My wife's air con was getting less & less cold over the last couple of years. The compressor had now stopped cutting in but I was able to turn it manually so not seized. I checked all fuses etc & guessed low on gas, possibly a very small leak. I used this kit to see that there was no pressure in the system. Filled the system with gas to the correct pressure & bingo, back to really cold air con !! Use & follow the instructions exactly & you will hopefully have the same outcome.When you get to the part in the instructions where you open the valve to release the gas into the system... only open the valve a little for a short period & close again. Let the system settle & then open the valve again for a short period & close and let settle again. Take your time, there is no rush!If you dump the whole can of gas in instantly you will not get the results you are hoping for & may well over pressurize & damage the system.My wife's car is a Hyundai Kona 1.0l and the system was empty. I filled it to just under the top of the blue section of the kits pressure gauge (46psi) which didn't quite empty the can but you don't have to use it all.Hope this helps the undecided.

The media could not be loaded. Having had my air con checked for many years at around 150 British pounds, I was alway told it was just my level that was low and a system check and re gas is all I need. Well the guy I normally go to has retired so was looking for options as other garages had to book someone in to come and “top up my air con” happen to see this on Amazon and for 70 pounds delivered I thought why not give it a go, some great reviews on here on how easy it is and it really is very simple, only disappointing bit was it wasn’t available on prime but 3pound delivered and was delivered 2 days early I can’t really complain. To you the kit you simply,check what pressure you have by screwing the valve closed then using the bayonet fitting clip it the the low pressure side of the cars air con. I did at this point try and fit it to the high pressure side to see if it would fit but quite righty it dosnt so you can’t get it wrong👍🏼. My pressure was good so turned the car off screwed the can on to the gauge, reconnected to the air con and started the car back up, slowly emptied the van all the time the pressure increased slightly, and I then heard the air con fan kick in (it hadn’t been before even though I was getting cold air through the vents but only after 10/20 min of driving) once the can was cold I shut the car off and disconnected the kit and then the van closed the valve again and reconnected to the car, turned the car back in again and waited 10 min, my pressure went right up in to the red but after a nervous few minutes it started to come back down and after 5-8 min the gauge was reading just on the yellow👍🏼, fan running strong and nice cool air in the cars cabin. The external temp of the car today was 34degrees and in those 10 min the cabin had already cool considerably. Very pleased with the out come, plus once you have brought the gauge the next time you will only need to buy the can of magic😂, at this time I think it’s 35-40 pounds.All in all very pleased and with in 20 min I have full air con working very well.

Quick and easy. A/C system was near empty so thought I'd give this a go. Guage is mediocre at best being slow to read but works non the less. Air is blowing cold once again. Seat Leon so will fit any Volkswagen/Audi/Skoda/Seat. Didn't use full can either.

After reading about it I bought it. Received in 2 days. Today I've been reading and reading about it how to use it and also ask Amazon buyers about it with many great responses (Thanks guys). And then woooooow I have could air in my car again! So easy to use the whole process took me about 15 minutes the most. Everything went smoothly and probably saved at least £80 as in the garage probably would have been charged around £140 at least. This is a very good buy!

AC kit simple to use, crystal clear instructions, took less than 10 minutes to refill system, some customers mentioned the pressure gauge was poor, have to say this is one of the best gauges I have used, robust and extremely accurate, I have been in contact with the seller and all questions I asked were answered indepth, first class service from all staff, would highly recommend

Purchased to refill/revamp AC.The gauge is for indication only IMHO (pretty much useless) it will show low pressure or high and that’s all I would trust it to do. The manual states to move the canister from side to side whilst refilling, this causes the gauge to read low one minute then high as the AC compressor does it job. The canister is pierced as you operate it for the first time so if when you’ve finished you wish to remove it you’ll cause the remaining gas to escape - this is documented but over time even if you don’t remove the can I’d expect the gas to escape making it a one shot stop type system. I have used other OEM systems that use a trigger mechanism and a non return valve so you only use what you need. This isn’t that style ! So yes it did work and was considerably less expensive than taking it to a dealer for a regas but over pressure / under pressure certainty with this product is hit and miss and the canister cannot be saved if all the product is t used.

Once you have done this once yourself then you'll never pay a garage to do it again. Honda Civic 2019 was so easy, as easy as filling up the petrol tank. More than enough gas in the can to fill the system. I was worried about the pressure and hoses etc but need not have been, it is simple and safe to do. Hardest part is opening the bonnet of the car.Two types of gas generally, this is for newer cars. Get the right gas, says on your car if unsure.