Car Aircon Air Con Air Conditioning Top Up Recharge Refill Regas DIY Gas Can

Good product works well

Worked a treat! Had my other car done at garage as delivery on this was too long. However, having done my second car with this, it’s cooler than the one the garage did. I’d saved a can from my last top up and the can was at least part full, but when I have come to use it again, it’s empty, so, once pierced and used, they don’t save well for long.

These refills are useful to bring a car's AC back to life when its getting a bit tired and obviating the need to pay KwikFit or Halfords ~£60 for a regas. It's cheaper to get a 3 can set of this refrigerant than to buy them individually. Also, there's not a lot in a single can so you may need to use more than one. However, having bought and used a 3 can set, I needed an extra one for my daughter's Renault Captur. You will need a charging hose (R134A compatible) and you should use goggles and gloves. If you have a minor AC leak you may also want to use 'leak stopper' from the same manufacturer first. So, the expense can mount up. That said, the process is quick and easy and, in my case, the results are brilliant and my daughter has ice cold air from the car vents! She is pleased - and so am I. However, it is a tad disappointing how the price of these refills continues to rise - that's +30% in 6 months. It'll soon be cheaper just to go to KwikFit!

Used this to top up my girlfriends air con. I have gauges and a vacuum pump. The gauges showed zero pressure in both low and high side. After vacuuming down the system and checking the vacuum held for 30 minutes, this confirmed no leaks. A further hour of vacuuming down ensured all moisture was boiled off. Having injected the correct grade and qty of PAG oil I then topped up with this refill can. The result was ice cold air con with a reading of 4.8 degrees C on my probe thermometer. Easy to use, cheap (for now until everybody starts using it), and gives great results. Highly recommended

Very good

I needed a R134A replacement gas that didn't have any additives as like with most modern cars now I have a variable displacment valve style of compressor, any sealants would reck havoc and I wanted to add my own PAG oil so that I knew how much was in the system. This brand seems to be the only one that I could find that keeps these things separate and just sells the gas. Replaced my condenser, done the calculations and added just the right amount and type of PAG oil into the new condenser/dryer and used this R134A replacement gas to recharge my system, has been working like a dream ever since, I would say it is just as effective as true R134A. Does exactly what you would expect, fits nicely and sealed well with my manifold set, the low side pulled it through over the time period I would of expected, happy with purchase and will continue to use this product and brand for my annual AC service/top-up.

Easy to use, it managed to reduce my air on temperature down from 22’ to about 11’. 51’F Which is an improvement, but still not as cold as it was with real R134 Gas. I will no opt book a group on for ATS tyres to service and regal it properly in the hope of hitting a magic 6-8 degrees. While it’s much better than it was it’s not like a proper machine that flushes the air and replaces it with gas.

Vans freezing cold now