How To Recharge A/C 10th Gen Honda Civic 2016-2021 R1234YF In-Depth | TSB Recall Condenser Issues

In this video, we will show you an in-depth step-by-step tutorial and comprehensive guide on how to recharge / add / refill refrigerant on a 10th Generation Honda Civic (2016-2021). The process is relatively easy and not too difficult, however, the tenth Gen Civic requires the newer R-1234YF type to do a re-charge,. It will also require a different valve fittings. Here are the #ᴬᴰlinks to the refrigerant, hose with gauge, parts, materials, accessories and tools needed for this repair:
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R-1234yf is an environmentally friendly refrigerant that is vastly different when it comes to its chemical makeup, compared to R-134a. R-1234yf has a 99.7 percent lower global warming potential (GWP), the standard of measurement used to describe greenhouse gases' effect on the environment.
The R1234yf refrigerant has been developed as the next-generation solution and is an available replacement for the widely used R134a gas. R1234yf has a GWP of 4 compared to that of R134a which is over 1400 and so combines a vastly greater environmentally friendly benefits with an effective and efficient cooling solution.
Another advantage of the R1234yf system is that this refrigerant uses a similar system of materials - pipes, hoses, sealing rings - as the R134a system. This means the gases are relatively interchangeable with minimal systematic and logistical amendments. Another advantage of the R1234yf system is that this refrigerant uses a similar system of materials - pipes, hoses, sealing rings - as the R134a system. This new generation coolant requires a unique cap and seal configuration to match the new valves and fittings.
Please note that there is a TSB Service Bulletin 19-091 in which American Honda is extending the warranty on the A/C condenser to 10 years from the original date of purchase with unlimited miles. This warranty only covers vehicles that have a defective A/C condenser from the factory. The A/C condenser was not manufactured to specification. As a result, tiny holes may develop in the condenser tube walls that allows the refrigerant
to leak out.
If the dealer repair technician found it was the condenser, the AC will be fixed for free, otherwise you will be charged with diagnostic fees.
If you read Honda forum, you'll see a lot of Civic owners having the same AC issues despite the car being new or low mileage. In some cases, it wasn't cooling at all. In our case, the AC was cool but not cold.
10th generations Civic which covers model years 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 two and four doors coupe and hatchback (DX, EX regardless of whether 1.5L Turbo or 2.0L engine. The come in 10 trims with different features & configurations - EX, EX-L, EX-L Navi, EX-T, LX, LX-P, Sport, Sport Touring & Touring.
Thanks for watching, please check our other DIY auto repair tutorial & guide videos on EyeOnAiman's channel. Other cars Aiman have worked on includes Honda Accord, Civic, Insight, CR-V, Hyundai Santa Fe, Elantra and Toyota Prius Hybrid.
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Recording Date: July 24, 2023
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[@MidevilGames]

Great tutorial and easy to follow! My ac was not working for two years, but after watching this video, it is now blowing cold air!!

[@jeffdeitz580]

Well I would love to give you a big thanks for posting the recall on you you tube video, it so happens that my son's car was one of the AC units that was covered, go figure was never notified, so we took it in and they fixed it free of charge, ourisman honda in Tyson corner VA, thanks again and also I would have put in the wrong freon if I didn't watch you. Thanks again Jeff 😊

[@__roseinthemiddle__]

Thank you so much for making this video! I'm about to recharge my 2018 Civic and I always forget how to do it year-to-year. There are a few other videos that each helped in a part of the process, but you covered EVERYTHING and showed us how to do each step while explaining what we were seeing. Shout out to Dad the cameraman for his work too. I'm def saving this for future use as well bc we know I'll need to refill it again at some point.

[@EvanAtkins]

This was great, I just recharged my wife’s 2017 Honda Civic and the AC is running like a champ! Thankfully, the prices seem to have come down from what he said in the video, as I was able to get both the canister and the hose for under $40 in Texas. Super easy process, and this video covered everything anyone needs to know

[@leihe6296]

Thank you so much. The AC stops working after the winter so I was about to recharge my 2016 Civic and I found your video. I sent it to the dealer and it was fixed for free.

[@evelynhome2938]

im 65 years old and a female going to try it tomorrow thank you

[@victorpernia4985]

Teld us what happened ahahah

[@hnm9678]

Very helpful young man. Especially about the warranty recall. I will try your method first. Thanks

[@thefluffyjamez]

Thanks! I talked to the dealership and I never even knew that the A/C requires recharging every 3-5 years... they stated they would do it but minimum would cost 300 bucks to do... and thats if the parts were not broken or something. Watching this... hoping that it will only cost me the 60ish bucks you mentioned. If so you were a life saver. Thanks!

[@juanmoreno9484]

Dealerships are nothing but cock suckers

[@stevestadnik9206]

AC is a sealed system and during operation, refrigerant does not get consumed. If it's low in charge, there is a leak somewhere. At a dealership where Technicians are flat rate, they are not going to spend time to look for leaks. They will just charge it and collect their pay for that job and quickly grab the next set of keys. Do you recharge your refrigerator or window AC unit every 3-5 years? BTW, technician of decades and do a lot of AC work. It's always a leak, and I find them and fix them.

[@franzcomorposa]

Im glad i found this video. I just saved hundreds of labor cost. Thanks🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@catrenahanna5609]

Thank you for this video it help me bought what I need to recharge my a/c and all the information about my 2017.

[@ccramit]

I am auto-illiterate and this helped me out so much. Thank you.

[@charlestredway8253]

You did a very informative video. Thank you for all of your video.

[@ImThatGuy24]

Awesome tips man! Really helpful for a noob like me.

[@user-tv1lb8eb5e]

Thanks for the notice of the Honda service bulletin! I didn’t know about that as I was getting ready to do this recharge. Took it to the local Honda service center mentioning this bulletin and got a new condenser and seals for free 👌

[@ChilloHaus]

Can I ask... before you took your car in for the change did your sticker under the hood reflect the new coolant or the old one? I'm asking because I have a 2016 Civic and my sticker has the new coolant on it (R-1234yf) but I never took it in for the compressor seal change and I wanna know if I should take it or not to worry about it

[@user-tv1lb8eb5e]

@@ChilloHaus I have a 2019 civic and it has the new coolant. A couple days after getting the condenser replaced for free it stopped blowing cold again. I took it back and it needed a new Evaporator, so it was a $2,000 job. Luckily my warranty covered most of it. I think Honda should have recalled for all AC components because that coolant eats through the whole system, not just the covered condenser. When you bring it in make sure to mention that you are bringing it in for Honda Service Bulletin 19-091. Your model should be covered for the condenser at least

[@thierrynzeukou3426]

Thank you!! Got my freaon recharged and the AC cold again! Very simple to follow along.

[@vermasean]

Early reporting team checking in!! 👩‍🔧👨‍🔧Nice work! ❄️ 🔧

[@Tamer20000]

Thank you very much for uploading this video. Ur was very helpful. Keep up the good work !

[@giselleespinoza1]

Muy buen video gracias mi honda 2019 ya tiene aire frio , que pasiencia tienes para explicar cada dato del proceso 🎉🎉🎉gracias amigo .....

[@Life714life]

Thank you very much you save me a bunch of money 🙏🏽🤙🏾👍🏽

[@michaelharris6110]

I never comment on video but you did such a good job bro!! Helped me out allot !!!

[@fightingmink]

Awesome presentation. Thank you. And thanks for the heads up on the 10 year extended warranty.

[@anasaywhaa]

Thanks for such an informative video!

[@RealEstateDmo]

This video helped me. Thank you 🙌🏾

[@Dancingsimmons]

Dude keep it up, great video great explanation.

[@goatgod4164]

Thank you so much man you helped me out big time

[@heatherblain1024]

This was very well presented. I can do this now. Much appreciated.

[@staceyrizzo311]

Great video and thanks for the info on the condenser i will call honda

[@timom9876]

this helped so much thank you!!!

[@celonman]

Thanks for the video!

[@hoodprep09]

This video helped alot thank you!

[@mazlanppk1]

Tq bro, clear and precise... a good video. Tqvm

[@alwaysgosnowboarding]

Great video man!

[@garylivingston-ml7hx]

Great job on this video. I was particularly impressed when you said to watch other videos to ensure yours was inline and worthy. I’m a retired scientist and figured you were a scientist or engineer. Thanks.

[@tubethenoob627]

Thanks for the excellent “how to” video for the world’s least handy-man.

[@SuperR8DR]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@Gyrine1969]

Really learned a lot from your video , thanks mucho !

[@sonyamonarrez7355]

Thank you so much I've been getting repair costs of 234 to 300 to add freon to my car...

[@w99mmt]

You’re a legend

[@scotthansen8680]

Great vid

[@danielstefanoiu4067]

Thanks alot my friend!!!

[@NastyNate515]

This video is helpful

[@YourNewGod123]

This seems to have worked. I recently had my condenser replaced under warranty only to have my AC stop blowing cold. I had low Freon so I’m thinking they didn’t top me off from the stealership. I assume they did this to have me come back and charge me since the condenser was free.

[@jimcrabb9788]

You're awesome!

[@rubencabrera9661]

As a former instructor, GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO! One question, I was alway told to hold the can of coolant upright so the vapors would travel into the system as a vapor, not a liquid. Am I wrong about this? Is it ok to hold the can upside down as demonstarted in the video and let the coolant in liquid form enter the system as a fluid? Please advise, thanks!

[@sahilarora3126]

Nice video brother

[@climbeverest]

Well done

[@Kejsh22]

My dealership in Morgan Hill California will not look at it unless I pay $235 diagnostic fee. Then IF sit is the condenser they will replace it. I think I’ll try your refill recommendation first!

[@Treestand22]

FYI When adding freon you got to back out the penitrator pin so the freon can be released into the system

[@montypetersen3376]

I bet I backed the pin back out and failed at least once. I have a lever on my 1234yf gauge. I guess you just hold it down to the end. Lots of useful info here. I did get the Honda notice on my 2016

[@erics9213]

Nice video. Should one purge the air out of that hose before charging the system?

[@Mytravelingface]

Hi…I hv honda civic 2016, aAC not cooling, gas leakage, so first I use stop leakage or recharge the gas directly..? Thnx

[@lifenz1]

Bro how do i know when i should stop adding. Surely i cant rely on checking how cold the blown air is. Overfilling might damage the compressor.

[@user-mz7zm9jd7x]

Hi, I have Honda civic2016 and my account is not working. Ac makes hissing sound whenever I turn it cold. Tried recharging the ac but scared looking at the high pressure on gage.

[@Mosryt]

How do you fix your radio like the electrical to adjust your Bluetooth and everything my screen went out or something

[@billionsandbillions]

Wait they extended the warranty for the condenser? As well as the Compressor seal? I only got a notice for the compressor seal.

[@jjmatt007]

Your video just saved me from going to Honda and pay a lot of money. Thank you so much! Just have one question. I accidentally pulled down the H pipe and it got removed from the plastic bracket. Then I realize I was supposed to go for the L cap pipe. Now I can’t put the H pipe in that bracket. Is there any tip you can give me to lock it back?

[@elijahmoon21able]

Thanks bud

[@5800]

How much PSI is it supposed to be at when done recharging the system?

[@Mosryt]

What does recharging the temperature help with

[@datwhokid1]

Very nice videoooo

[@Mdavied2023]

the recall is not only condenser it is also compressor too

[@randyleblanc3465]

Does this also apply to CRVs of the same year? I believe it's the same engine

[@nike2126]

I have a Honda civic 2007 can I use the old R-134A ?

[@AlanL28]

Hi bro, thank you for your video! Really helpful! Question: how can i know if my condenser need to be replaced?

[@salenajackson9927]

Exactly please respond 😢

[@klanks21]

What psi should it be reading at?

[@dianadegante6283]

How about for a Honda 2022?

[@EyeOnAiman]

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[@ChilloHaus]

I have a 2016 Civic and the sticker under the hood has the new coolant listed on it (R-1234yf) but I never took it in for the compressor seal change as recommended by the new warranty and I wanna know if I should take it in to get serviced or not to worry about it since the car says it's already compatable.

[@prakashksinha]

i say bring it since its free why not

[@bitsurfer0101]

Did you get your condenser replaced already?

[@alecderry5776]

what happens if you use the old refrigerant ? will it destroy the condenser or any other air conditioning components ?

[@EyeOnAiman]

Well, there are 2 different school of thought on this one: 1) The "NO" crowds - It's important to note that you should not use R134A in a system that is designed for 1234YF. The two refrigerants have different properties and using the wrong one can cause damage to the system and potentially be dangerous. 2) The "YES" crowds - Can I convert R-1234yf to R134a? You can convert an empty R-1234yf system to R-134a. Mercedes made this obvious when it raised objections to R-1234yf over 11⁄2 years ago and recalled European models with the refrigerant, recovered it from the vehicles' systems and recharged them with R-134a. However, you should NOT convert R-134a system to R-1234yf. R134a systems were not designed to operate using a flammable refrigerant. R134a systems should not be converted to use R1234yf as these systems are unable to be converted to a level that satisfies the requirements of international standards (SAE J639 and SAE J2842) set for systems that use R1234yf.

[@Scottlylej]

Do you know about how long this lasts until you'll need to possibly do this process again?

[@EyeOnAiman]

We're ok so far, been about a month a half (since July 24th) and the AC is back to normal. We'll let you know how long it last. Eventually we're going to have to bring it back to the dealer to replace the faulty condenser but we have until 2026 or 2027. It's a 2017 Honda Civic so the extended warranty on the condenser should last 10 years from date of original purchase.

[@Axtec36]

I just bought it right now, Total came out to $77 and some change.

[@EyeOnAiman]

Ouchh, that's a lot. You probably bought the one with leak seal. The regular Honeywell R-1234yf Soltice yf Refrigerant 8oz at our local Autozone is $44.99

[@JohnL1950]

Newbie can you damage anything applying freon?

[@shrpshtr9006]

I have a 2019 and the same problem exist every year had to refill. No more hondas for this guy. No warrenty or any kind of help from honda either. FYI

[@lovestains5905]

Well if they did it under warranty they’d have to pay their worker instead of you paying them.

[@akush1964]

Man I got 2019 too I just filled mine again smh

[@pasqualemaurini6050]

Their mechanics are a freaking joke. They go straight to where the warrant parts are and void it immediately

[@alecderry5776]

Another question, If the ac is recharged and the fan speed decreases. What would be the cause?

[@EyeOnAiman]

Not sure if the increase refrigerant pressure affected the fan speed. The most likely cause is simply that the fan speed setting is on an automatic setting and the system is responding to changes in temperature. However, if you have the fan set to a specific speed and it is still fluctuating, there could be an issue with the fan itself or with the AC system as a whole. Clogged air filter or cabin filter could also be a culprit, perhaps motor starting to fail, but if it happened right after the AC recharged and you're referring the AC fan mounted on the radiator/condenser unit and not the blower fan inside the cabin, then it could be the alternator issue, as more current is being drawn to the compressor. It could also be tension of the belt causing the alternator not to be optimal thus providing less amperage overall. Extremely difficult to speculate without testing the current draw before and after.

[@wangmengj]

From your hood, it says 0.425kg max, and how to prevent an over fill?

[@EyeOnAiman]

I think one can of R1234yf is 8oz or 0.22kg so I wouldn't put more than I can unless you vacuum empty completely, then you could put 2 cans

[@victuringan1429]

So what was your issue? Refrigerant low or leak?

[@EyeOnAiman]

Not 100% sure. Most likely a slow leak coming from the condenser causing the refrigerant volume to be low over time, but the AC is working fine right now. It's been a month and a half since then.

[@dianadegante6283]

I have a 2022 with 20,00 miles and the AC does not throw cold air anymore would you be able to help me

[@bravemountaineer7269]

I have a 2018 CRV last year the SC did not blow the cold air any more. I searched the internet and found this video. It seems that this is a common problem for Honda ACs I called the local Honda dealer. They said they would change the cost to check whether it is the AC problem. If it is not, I have to pay the diagnosis cost. Since the AC has a 10 year warranty, I will recharge the R-1234fy first. If it is still lack of cold air, I will bring it up tp the dealership to check.

[@TurfSurf]

Make sure there aren’t leaks in the AC, otherwise it’s expensive to recharge it every a few weeks.

[@sslinks5934]

Only having my Honda for 2 months and it not blowing cold air is crazy

[@popclutch_100]

I had to do this today in my 2020 civic. As I was filling the feron and it being my furst time. I didnt want mess up my A/c. I was told because it wasnt opened up all the way. It could cause an issue. Later on, i did open it up all the way. Just dont want future honda issues? Though is this true?

[@RobertoLopez-gp2yi]

Did you end up doing it yourself? If so, what was the reason you did this? Did the AC compressor stop engaging due to low freon?

[@popclutch_100]

@@RobertoLopez-gp2yi its was low on freon for some reason. Now it gets super icy cold.

[@MushroomVanRan]

I got a 2020 Honda civic Exl 10k miles and have this issue

[@EyeOnAiman]

Well, that sucks, but at least it should still be under the warranty and the dealer should be glad to replace the condenser at no charge and probably point out to some other "maintenance" issues needed to be done. Once you bring it to a dealer, there's always going to be a follow up trip, usually once after another 😞

[@TheKarthusBot]

would the process be the same for a 2020 accord?

[@mtombak]

Yes, I have the same car 2020 accord.

[@dominikaguirre5614]

Mine says it uses R134a I used this one and now is not working should I use the R1234a instead?

[@kvng_leo1159]

No, if it’s still not working you should see if your compressor is working. I don’t think it’s safe to add a Freon that’s not for that vehicle

[@sk-un5jq]

Disconnect while the AC is running? Why not turn the car off first?

[@christiancammarota3061]

How do I know if I need Freon? And how do I know how much to add?

[@christiancammarota3061]

My civic is blowing cold air but I noticed I have to lower the temperature in the cabin significantly which I didn’t have to do before

[@EyeOnAiman]

@@christiancammarota3061 If it's the condenser then you can bring to the dealer for warranty recall. We just don't want to bring to the dealer yet.

[@Dubby522]

I have a strange question about this refrigerant, does it have a fruity odor? I keep smelling fruit in my car

[@santosrodriguez297]

So if I take it to the dealer, they don’t gonna charge me anything??

[@rachelhill6520]

$150 to evac and out it back in with dye $40-60 for recharge ususally

[@Workstarfish798]

I got mine for less then 35$ at Walmart 😂 I don’t understand why you all are paying so much

[@ricardoctv2951]

The whole kit?

[@TheHornPipeSmokeShop]

Can it use the other gas? And use an adapter maybe?

[@nickfrezza2976]

No!

[@EyeOnAiman]

Well, there are 2 different school of thought on this one: 1) The "NO" crowds - It's important to note that you should not use R134A in a system that is designed for 1234YF. The two refrigerants have different properties and using the wrong one can cause damage to the system and potentially be dangerous. 2) The "YES" crowds - Can I convert R-1234yf to R134a? You can convert an empty R-1234yf system to R-134a. Mercedes made this obvious when it raised objections to R-1234yf over 11⁄2 years ago and recalled European models with the refrigerant, recovered it from the vehicles' systems and recharged them with R-134a. But it doesn't mean you should even if you could. What would be the reason for it? Costs? However, you should NOT convert R-134a system to R-1234yf. R134a systems were not designed to operate using a flammable refrigerant. R134a systems should not be converted to use R1234yf as these systems are unable to be converted to a level that satisfies the requirements of international standards (SAE J639 and SAE J2842) set for systems that use R1234yf.

[@tomc.2808]

IF it does not fit - you must aquit....

[@EyeOnAiman]

I wasn't even born yet at the time of OJ Simpson trial but have heard of this Johnny Cochran's parody...

[@superdupert6]

*acquit

[@mikeslack2048]

Your video is a bit disorganized and fails to mention that you must not overcharge your system, so you need tell the audience exactly where on the cheap gauge the needle should stabilize and indicate when to stop adding refrigerant. Also, one commenter mentioned that they took their Honda to the dealer and they fixed it for "FREE." This is very misleading information or should I say "dis-information" these days. The very large Honda dealer in my area (N. VA) told me that indeed there is a service bulletin on the A/C system which they say is due to a leak around the compressor shaft (not the condenser as suggested by the KZbinr), however, they won't touch the A/C system on my 2019 CR-V unless I pay about $500 up front for a "assessment" fee. What do I get for this you ask? This is their charge to empty/recapture my R1234yf refrigerant (if there is any in their to begin with) and for them to add "dye" and then recharge the now empty system and look for the source of the leak with a UV light. IF they decide that the leak is due to the service recall part, then they will credit me back the $500 fee for the discharge/recharge/dye and replace the bad part. IF, they decide that the leak is something else (how heck would I know???), then they will advise me what needs to be done and how much it will cost AND I am on the hook for the initial "evaluation" fee; no way around it! Sounds like a gigantic lose/lose rip-off, because I have no idea what they are going to find and what they decide needs replacing. Also, I know enough about A/C systems (having installed and serviced over dozen different auto makes in the past) I know that dye can be added to any A/C system without removing all the refrigerant anyway. If you follow this train of logic carefully, you will understand why I am NOT taking my Honda to the "stealership" for this problem.

[@leosantamaria1621]

I just came back from the dealership due this issue , they didn’t want to refill the ac due problem with the vaporizer or whatever is called . They said they have to fix that first before they proceed with the ac Refill that is covered by the warranty but they wanted to charge me 2 grand to fix the vaporizer . Idk what to do about it . I might just buy this ac can and refill it by myself for now .

[@c.richardsmith3437]

My AC was blowing hot air. I took it to the dealer and they charged $430 to put a dye and refridgerant in and ask me to drive it for a week or so. After driving the car 500 miles i returned to the dealer so they could check for a leak. They said my compresor seals and the suction hose were leaking. They will fix the compressor seal for free but want me to pay $1088 for a new suction hose. Am i being ripped off ?

[@JakeMakowski65]

This video was highly organized and informative. Your comment was not😂

[@superdupert6]

​​@@c.richardsmith3437 😢. This is outrageous! Both of my sons' 2018 hondas have a non functioning A/C. There's no way we should pay over $100 to have these cars diagnosed, and with less than 60k miles each, any A/C leaks SHOULD be covered by that extended warranty, regardless of where the leak is. I see a class action suit coming soon !

[@danielmendez7832]

“Dis-information” Misinformation is the term you’re looking for; don’t think too hard Mike

[@josxmoon1678]

$40???? Bruh I paid 11$ At orileys

[@TeezhoSwag]

Just paid 113 lmao

[@nelsonhernandez5661]

Its informative but he always twist the opposite way constantly which is just more brain work than necessary

[@BarnyDaddy]

If you need recharge your ac system, get it repaired correctly. The AC system requires NO service.

[@jtown1bb]

Are you saying that even if this works, it's wrong?

[@xj1085]

What he is saying is he didn't fix the problem, its only temporary remedy. the freon will leak out again and u just wasted ur money on expensive r1234yf. Ac system requires no refill in its lifetime Unless there is a leak.

[@ChilloHaus]

​@@jtown1bbI don't believe that's true. I Googled it a while ago and an A/C recharge is pretty routine.

[@davidkuzmanov3488]

My 2017 honda accord ,says r134a under hood sticker. So this guy here is not right.🎉

[@JakeMakowski65]

Dawg check the title of the video. Clearly this video was for Honda Civic and not Honda Accord

[@user-Chachu]

Why are you yapping so much

[@deniltonfernandes2875]

You talk way too much man 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️