Recharge Your Car's Air Conditioning (A/C) in 5 Minutes

[@battymu]

Hey just wanna say thank you for this video Last week my car AC crapped out on me. Scheduled a service appointment for 2 weeks from now. Looked online at this video and went out and bought my own refrigerant can (similar to In this video). Watched your instructions, and followed can instructions. Now my car is cool. Worked like a charm. Canceled the appointment. Saved me a lot of money and sweat from driving in a hot car with a 2 year old. Thanks sir!!!!

[@youandme2782]

Thank you so much. It took me 20 minutes and 20 dollars to fix my AC. While AAMCO said $ 1100 and 4 hours. I am Uber driver and I am back on the road. You made my day. Thanks

[@bentboybbz]

And you did not address the leak and wasted money.

[@youandme2782]

bentboybbz I know it was temporary but in the mean time I was able to buy time to do more research while making money.

[@axegrinder3746]

@Ben. Wrong again, just wrong. This Uber driver is back on the road making money 20 mins. later and most likely good for the year even. Can you even do simple mathematics like 2+2 = ? Wow, you dumb.

[@johnwagner4559]

Does amazon or ebay carry this? Might u have a link to where I can get this? Exellant video also! U made it very simple to understand. Thank you.

[@jhillestad]

@@bentboybbz you must be one of those thief mechanics that prey on people with your bullshit...

[@sherrykennedy6612]

It took me 20 minutes and $52 in 2024 and my 2015 Mitsubishi is blowing cold now! Not bad for an old lady. I was too afraid of what the shop was going to charge me. So thanks so much!

[@RyseBarbatos]

Nice work!

[@CarlosMBeal]

Excellent educational information. I'm 71 years old and all went like I had a charm!

[@nsalt9988]

I’m a woman who knows nothing about cars, but this video was amazingly simple & now my car is nice and cool.

[@Davey-TheDJ]

Don't feel bad I'm a man I don't know anything about these newer cars

[@tysonplett3328]

And I'm a man who knows nothing about cars ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@john5155]

Why did you say you were a woman? Poor defenceless little woman all alone syndrom! Doesn't work these days. He/She- Him/Her....we are all the same. Buy some Nuts and stick them on "Hey Presto" Car fixed🚘👺 ..

[@paullapointe2377]

I'm a man that does understand women

[@brittanykimbrough9855]

That encourages me lol

[@christophersea9068]

The reminder to shake the bottle throughout the process was extremely helpful

[@tiffness270xJUDASx]

This needs to be the top video for this topic, so easy to understand I'm not a car person at all, but I was able to do it by myself, no boyfriend needed lol. And I love that my ac no longer feels like it wants to cook me alive :') my long drives to work will definitely be less painful thank you so much!

[@A3i-mA3-Mi4D]

33F, my car was extremely hot for the last two days and I finally fixed it myself with the help of this great video. It's short and steps are easy to follow. Thank you.

[@alejandramunoz2004]

Couch umm hi z hi+9

[@Spy-v6z]

I'm so lost. 🤣😭 I think I need to watch it again a 4x or just not touch my ac. Did u fix urs?

[@LRN2DIY]

YES, leave the car AND A/C running during the entire process. If this fix doesn't fix your A/C, you may need to have it looked at professionally. You can buy the refrigerant online here (Paid Amazon Link): geni.us/MRkgEE. Good luck and stay cool!

[@Hey_Tauchi]

How to release pressure in air recharge

[@tarekkahel5000]

X@@Hey_Tauchi

[@Cra2y_M3rmaid]

OMG U ARE A LIFESAVER!😁😁😁 I was skeptical at first cause I know absolutely nothing bout cars. Bt through your steps I was able to Fix it! Bought it frm Walmart for $30 n only took me less than 10mins. Jiffy Lube was charging me $200. Saved me $170 n gave me knowledge. THANK U SO MUCH!!!♥️😁

[@davidhardcore704]

Exactly this! 💪

[@howardcamner2346]

Absolutely one of the best instructional videos I’ve ever seen: clear, concise, easy. Thanks.

[@Jupe367]

Wow, I did not realize it is this simple. I was thinking about getting my car in the shop to get this done but if it is this simple, I will give it a try.

[@tracy1159]

I was thinking the same thing. It looks very simple so I'm going to try it and see if it works.

[@judybramell5815]

I can't afford a mechanic on SSD and I have no choice but to do it myself. Very clear instructions. Thanks for that.

[@tonyferygroup]

Great instructional video! Recharged the AC in my 2008 Chrysler 300 after watching this! Picked up a 22oz can at Walmart for $45 ($10 core return), so $35 and I'm set. Thanks for the step by step details!

[@Majinjef2099]

what did you get a core return on? the empty can??

[@TheHaagendazs0]

@@Majinjef2099lmao

[@arlenenunez8783]

The most important thing for me is that you have a short and very informative video. That is such a big help and I thank you for that! 🙌🏼

[@sheepdog8764]

Thanks for this! I just fixed my AC and save lots of dollars haha. More power to you man

[@davidpetrucci7789]

Who else is sitting in there hot car watching this

[@stephenkirby5719]

Me but not for long lol

[@nikkiwhite1281]

Lol me trying to see how to put my own freon in 😂😂😂😂

[@shortyni808]

temperature in the car reading 90😭

[@tonynordlander9626]

me also in Sweden :)

[@pastrellejennings8366]

😂 me 3 years later 😅

[@msxmurda2385]

Thank you! I did it all by myself!!! Crooks tried to charge me $249 + tax to refill my ac. I did it for $40.

[@hfabrams2830]

I'm a 76 year old woman with a 16 year Highlander...tired of paying RIP off mechanics $130 to add refrigerant each summer!! Will definitely try this!

[@anthonypeters44]

That highlander is a great dependable suv

[@notebookluvr]

Wow. I'm not sure where you live or what the temp gets to but I've had my car for 6 summers and this is the first time I've ever had this issue! In any car I've owned. My car was 6 years old when I got it. I can't imagine having to do this every summer. That's crazy!

[@emaniedwards1785]

I agree, some mechanics are 100% ripping people off and taking advantage of people. The reason why some prices are super high though are because you’re laying for their knowledge, which often includes years of experiences, schooling (sometimes) and the multiple ase tests (they cost around 50 dollars each and there are 19 of them.) Most shops also do by the hour, and offer the necessary parts or fluids needed for the specific vehicle. They need to keep their shops running and their employees paid. 130 is extremely ridiculous though, compared to the 25 bucks and diy aspect of it all.!

[@cullenmiller8170]

Maybe you should pay a good shop the diagnostic fee to find the leak in your cars system and than repair it properly.

[@hfabrams2830]

I paid 2 reputable mechanics to find the leak...both added yellow dye...neither could find the leak...

[@lenyancey5236]

I was sure I was going to have to take my car to the shop as some of the instructions make it sound like only a pro should do it. Thanks Nils, I can hardly wait to get started!

[@Haawwaaii]

Thank you for sharing this, my baby (dog) and I have been suffering in the car lately, first thing I’m doing today is to buy a can of Freon and hopefully fix my A/C, it was around 100 degrees yesterday and I just can’t deal with that specially Bailey, my baby, she will be happy when it gets cooler inside the car, Thanks Again

[@utoobmann9083]

Thank you sir!! Thought I had to dish out money to get this fixed. Cost me 30$ and 10 minutes!

[@itb8155]

Did you end up doing it?

[@utoobmann9083]

@@itb8155 Yeah, it worked... for 1 day. But that's only because I had a leak in the system (found it with the UV dye). I replaced the hose, then repeated the procedure in the video, and now finally it's working 100%

[@themechanic4222]

You should mention not to throw the gauge out like I did because u don’t have to spend $30 for next time . U can only buy the refrigerant R134A can for less then $7 and reused the same gauge .

[@JB-eq8lt]

YES!!!

[@LRN2DIY]

Great point - I thought I mentioned that but apparently not. I kept mine.

[@Matanumi]

Yes. I almost through my Gauge out thinking I would never need it again...low and behold years later I have another car where it's drained out...15 bucks instead of 60 and 15 mins I'm 2 for 2

[@scottde-walden2760]

Isn’t that obvious 🙄

[@zezu4775]

THE MECHANIC ----🤯🥶

[@anamoala6882]

Just did this a minute ago...AND IT WORKS!!! Thank you so much. I live in TX so this was a big help to me and my pocket!!!

[@chikkenbonz4491]

Finally a video that states which valve to use. Thanks for distinguishing between the low and high valves....thats what was stumping me. Nice!

[@raysmetaltracks6782]

THIS is what I needed, thank you SO much! Great details - I'm not too swift with cars, and I need specifics, this was perfect! Thank you!!! Edit - just bought AC Pro and followed your instructions - got AC flowing in my car!! WOO HOO! And, I was so glad that you mentioned you could hear your compressor engaging as I was completely out and my wheel was not spinning as in the instructions on the bottle. I started to get a bit nervous - so I did what you did, just started to squeeze and sure enough, I heard my AC engage and the wheel started to spin! Filled her up, emptied the can (dial read 29, so I actually probably could use another can). I'll wait a few months before checking with another can. For not, I have AC in my 4runner again - just in time, as today its in the 80's!! Thank you!!

[@javianjohnson8746]

Just started getting our 80 degree degree days in May to signal the beginning of summer...needed this video, thanks

[@AS-rw7rf]

Great video you are really good with explaining. You are good man. This is what every layman needs a great teacher. One of the well explained videos I've seen in recent times.

[@ritaree123]

Thank you much! I just recharged my a/c! You are awesome. Thank you.

[@CTyankee71]

Got my A/C Pro delivered just now, can't wait to fix my car's A/C so I don't feel like I'm dying in this 100 degree heat!

[@tylerschwoerer9855]

This is a good video, however for those calling mechanica crooks and thieves and whatever else you have to understand that they are doing the actual process of filling your air conditioning. Ita not just shoot a can of freon into your system and feel for temps. It actually draws your system down, see how much was in your vehicle. Then draws it back up and checks to see if it will hold vacuum (ie leak check) as well as putting oil into the system to lubricate your compressor. This is a very easy trick to do if your freon is just low bur dont bash mechanics for the actual process of doing it.

[@DaveBigDawg]

💯

[@ramonamcdowell9529]

Working on my first car. This was very helpful. Thank you!

[@TheKing-nu4fk]

Don't listen to this dude with extra chromosomes. Find the leak using dye and uv pen, vacuum then recharge it your sizz-elf

[@rogeredmonds5158]

My mom came back with 1800 estimate from dealership. Bought two cans at Walmart and fixed for under 20.00 and that was two summers ago and still freezing her out.

[@assyrianking9579]

Making it work does not mean fixing it buddy !! Without knowing the right amount of frigid and oil amount to put in the system you're risking bigger problem in the future like destroying the compressor , also you have to look for extra air and moisture in the system evaporator condenser and even expansion valve !! Not to mention infecting the system I would do what only if I was selling the car other than that if you're keeping the car go find an affordable mechanic and have them do right and professional way.

[@davidhardcore704]

Assyrian King you sound like a mechanic 👨‍🔧 ....

[@amcgee-dl3cj]

the dealerships are in it for the big tickets and easy money or just the warranty work. next time you need mechanical help find an indie shop with a god rep.

[@hansolo6827]

Yea. F mechanics or shops who are dishonest.

[@hitleractually8180]

Yeah, I drive a 20 year old car. By the time any of that shit happens, I'll be moving onto some other 20 year old car. No sense in dumping $1-2k on a car I paid $3k for. I would rather spend that money on some new gym gear from Rogue

[@videoarchiveman]

This was by far the best of the videos I've seen about this procedure. I'm going to tackle it myself tomorrow

[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

THANK YOU! This is best video on this subject of all the ones I've been watching, the others make it so complicated, you got right to it and BAM FIXED!

[@floridagator1765]

I bought an A/C Pro Extreme this morning from Advanced Auto and it didn't work, then I got a replacement which worked like a charm. It SHOULD only take 15 minutes max to complete the job. Thanks

[@chaisaeteurn962]

You should revise a lot of the videos cause this definitely helps a lot since the users manual didn't tell me where the ac valve was. Thank you so much for uploading this helpful tutorial.

[@1FaithfulDevotion]

This is the best video on recharging an AC I've found. It was easy to understand, and very well done! I now have cold air! Thank You!

[@rockforester7908]

Good for you!

[@carriesmith6590]

Great video. I live in az and never really cared about my ac. But now I'm older and doing a VIP restoration on my Infiniti and have never done this before. Thank you for editing this to be step by step. Super helpful

[@deborahtraina2597]

So helpful! I actually think I can do this myself I’m pretty excited. Thank you

[@cibiboovendran2423]

I don’t know if you would ever see this , but this helped me and save money . Ac stopped working just before I planned to sell car and move to Chennai , India and was only getting low ball offers , used the refrigerant from Walmart for $32 and got the right offer Thanks

[@LRN2DIY]

That's awesome! Having A/C is pretty critical in selling a car this time of year so I'm glad it helped! And good luck with the move. I actually was in Chennai (and Hyderabad, and Delhi) right before Corona shut the country down. Safe travels!

[@cibiboovendran2423]

LRN2DIY thank you for responding ! Great that you been to Chennai , maybe you should put your traveling tips in the video too ! Thanks again

[@beckycurran700]

I was pessimistic but it works- Thank you!

[@hershelwest9238]

Thank you so much fixed it with the cheap one from Walmart. It took 10 minutes max

[@VADAMS79]

OH my gosh......ok, so two years a go my friend and I did this, except he was actually doing the work, I sat in the car to gauge the temp, but it lasted for almost 2 years...then recently HOT....so I had two separate neighbors "try" to place a can in ......the a/c got cold for like a few days. So, I went today and bought a can, and am gearing up confidence to go out and do this, but I NEVER say anyone hold the can "upside down"! LOL< I mean, they always had it upright, while shaking and so maybe this is why.....wow, thanks allot for this info....I feel better equipped!

[@80americarlos]

DIY is best way to go in my book to save money. I hope it worked out for you.

[@kmckenzie2461]

Thank you! Your video was the most easy and self explanatory one of them all!

[@youmarkter11]

Great job! Don't forget to tell everyone to discard the can BUT KEEP the Gauge and hose! I have two, one on the shelf and one I left in somebody's garage. I hope they see your video and learn to use it. :-).

[@CarolReidCA]

In California, at least, they charge a $10 deposit on the can. Take it back to the store for your deposit.

[@majusavel]

This definitely help me with my 15 yrs old cars, simple & affordable. I can't afford to go to the shop to get fix. Thank u for sharing.

[@LRN2DIY]

Great to hear!

[@carriesmith6590]

Should also replace cabin air filters as well. Helps alot

[@douglasasselstine7497]

I'm not up to date with the new refrigerants...but years ago I was told by a mechanic that if you didn't evacuate the remaining refrigerant which contained water, that combination would become sulfuric acid. That would eat holes in the aluminum tubing. Appreciate feedback!

[@hestheMaster]

21 year old vehicle. You must have a very small leak from o- rings loosing their elasticity . More typically the AC may need recharging after ten years or so to keep things up to snuff. Keep that hose that came with the refrigerant. You can use it on another can that will max out on the coolant. Keep the hose inside the house and not the garage.

[@dawhoda1]

Can use it more than just on another can, multiple I imagine

[@hestheMaster]

@@dawhoda1 You can use it on as many spare cans as needed. Store it properly so the rubber won't dry out like inside your home and not a garage!

[@tracih6894]

Thank you for the simple instructions for those of us that are not so into working on cars!! But saves 50plus dollars for mechanic to do it.

[@romangrigorev6018]

The real answer to the fight in the comments is: ANY PRODUCT IS GOOD IF YOU USE IT RIGHT! I got 2006 Nissan Quest with A/C barely blowing cool. I work on my cars myself and love doing things right. However, this time I don't have money, but really need to fix A/C, even temporarily. I got a similar kit from Walmart and CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTIONS (which almost nobody does). I held the can upright and tilted to 3 o'clock position per the instructions, not upside down like the author did. The pressure didn't wanna go up and stayed at about 28 psi. The instruction says: 'For some vehicles with expansion valves the filling level cannot properly defined by using the pressure gauge at the low side, it always stays at 25-30 psi.' So I didn't try to charge it to death, but instead went inside and checked the vent air temperature. It was cold as hell! So I'm good now until I get money to fix the system properly. Best $20 spent ever!

[@Styxxed]

One of the few who realizes the a/c isn't fixed, just charged. "So I'm good now until I get money to fix the system properly."

[@markhaywood8910]

Good video but he's tipping the can from 3 to 6 not 3 to 12 o'clock.

[@Mauraworld]

Wow! You should win a DIY KZbin award! This worked perfectly! I spent about $30 dollars; I had to buy a second canister because I had ZERO refrigerant to start with -- but this video saved me about $250 - $300+. I had cold air flowing in about 6 minutes! Thank you SO SO much for posting - Excellent video!

[@pczapp827]

Maura -- you wasted your $30.00. If you actually got 2 cans into the system you most likely overcharged it. Pay a Professional to properly diagnose & repair your vehicles. If you had to add Refrigerant,ask yourself why,IT LEAKED OUT--fix the leak.

[@Mauraworld]

@@pczapp827 Thanks for the feedback -- what I did not mention was when we attached the first can to the valve it was not tight enough and 3/4 of the contents of the can leaked out all over our hands; that in itself wasted almost 1 of the cans (amateur mistake). I'm sure if we had the valve snapped on tight enough initially we would only have used 1 can. Also, the gauge that came with the refrigerant we purchased has a meter that tells you when it's full so you know when to stop filling.

[@boostedbadboyzx12r31]

Actually you put a bandaid on the problem. It will allow it to function for now, the problem of why it leaked out is not solved. Just so you know, just keeping it real with you.

[@Mauraworld]

@@boostedbadboyzx12r31 Thank you - I welcome all the advice I can get. Need to bite the bullet and take it to the shop. :/

[@boostedbadboyzx12r31]

@@Mauraworld honestly that is best bet unless you are mechanically inclined, in which case, buy the AC recharge with UV dye in it, and get a UV light, and it will glow where the leak is. Most times it's just a cheap easy to fix o ring, worst case it's the pump went bad or core rotted out. But you will see it with the UV light.

[@joshuamckivigan2550]

Just used this video and my a/c is back to running nice and cool. super easy fix!

[@garytruthteller2606]

Do all these products use the "air compressor" type of connections, or are there two different types? Thanks in advance.

[@robocursp4247]

I like all the presentation! Very straight forward, smart and professional! like it...

[@kayaustin8506]

Thank you for making this video! Very helpful and saved me a lot of money!

[@zach.j4639]

My mechanical knowledge is less then zero. Your video was so easy to follow and this Florida weather is no challenge for the my AC. THANK YOU.

[@gboipacificcoast3321]

Easy peasy. Did it with my son on his first car. AC blows cold now. Thanks for the clear instructions 🤙

[@shakeitpopitrollit]

Returning to say Thank you! Simple explanation and video. Took about 10 minutes!

[@kingofla2858]

Absolute lifesaver! Great explaining and easy to follow. Thanks a bunch man!

[@Anasays92]

I don’t have much experience with car things, this looks easy and something I can follow. I’m not as intimidated anymore lol thanks!😀

[@jcs_gaming_3118]

Show the video some love and give it more likes. This video is actually really useful. 1mill views and 15k likes smh

[@blondiek35]

Such clear step by step..you are an amazing teacher! I watched several videos on this and yours is DEFINITELY THE BEST! Thank you for saving me $!! 😊

[@antoinettewilliams5308]

Thank you so much for your video explained everything very well and it's simple to follow I have purchased my refrigerant for cooler and I will be attempting this later on today

[@ashleywhite8261]

So I have a totally different car. Daewoo lanos. All the diagrams to find my low pressure port were wrong. Thank you for explaining what they look like because I found it on my car so easily.

[@ambienteterrazas]

Yesterday i was in 100 degree heat, co-pilot window does not work and no AC, i just finished charging my system, easy and fast. Thanks...

[@goldwolf0606]

Thanks bro, this was the best AC fill up video on KZbin, I’ve had to scour the internet to find an easy thorough video. Only thing I’d add is eye protection and gloves for the clumsy people.

[@abdulazizabdulkawi160]

You need need to fill the system while holding the can upright not upside down. Otherwise you risk damaging the compressor because when you flip the can upside down you are pumping the refrigerant in liquid form instead of gas. Both ways work but if you fill it in liquid form you have a high chance of breaking the compressor. In gas form you have no chance of damaging the compressor.

[@CityHunt3R911]

doesn't it get cold from changing from liquid to gas form..? I saw another video and it said to flip the refrigerant can upside down to get the fluid into the system.

[@angelotex7269]

Another important point. Today in new vehicles, R134A gas is prohibited. Thanks for your video

[@Jose571835]

Thanks so much, good info and learning, here in Puerto Rico is really hot, thanks!

[@pastardicus]

Que si caliente !

[@Appleslice86]

This video saved me $80 today.. Brakes Plus wanted to charge me $108.. I bought a $28 can of coolant and it only took a few seconds and BAM!!!! AC ice cold!! 😎

[@chrischelle55doan25]

coolant?

[@bubblybabeh]

great video, considering that not all of us have the latest running cars, my old lady is 18 years old, a ford focus and still driving great! :D

[@edgarurquilla4017]

bubblybaby Can’t never underestimate older cars. I still drive my 2000 Mazda Protege and runs perfectly fine

[@bubblybabeh]

@@edgarurquilla4017 my ford focus 2001 reg and runs like a treat nowadays x :)

[@kthename08]

I still have my first car, 2007 Ford focus

[@ballsyrocker]

I have a 1993 Toyota Corolla and it runs great. It has a new radiator, battery ,alternator, and struts with coils. It was a freebie from family friends. It's also the easiest car I ever had to change the four plugs. All four in socket wide chambers front and center top. (Front wheel drive) The chambers guide the socketed plug perfectly every time. Finger spin the extension ,tighten with the ratchet wrench,badda bing badda boom. Plugs replaced in 15 to 20 minutes. Love the retro radio/ tape deck system and speaker setup,and working sun roof. It has 136,000miles. Simple freon recharge like his truck here.Toyota rocks people!

[@jasonc794]

I’m pretty handy but have never had an issue with the AC. I appreciate the video, got straight to the point!

[@michaelthompson6094]

Thank you for this video. Just finished, and it works great.

[@ladyting05]

I just purchased a 2000 Acura from a friend. Had car 2 weeks. AC worked this morning. It just stopped. Mechanic said would cost 160 to fix. I'm going to try this first. Wish me luck.

[@lenarama1066]

Comments about not charging with the can upside down, thereby injecting liquid into the system, are valid. This has always been standard automotive A/C advice. I believe he is shaking the can because it has "Sealer" included. Note that sealer often does not work, and can damage the system requiring expensive repairs. I never use it.

[@Styxxed]

Thats what I thought too. If you have to keep shaking the can there is something in there other than refrigerant and right, NEVER use sealer/stopleak

[@HungryH1951]

Very good information and explained and demonstrated very well so that the average person can easily understand. I think I will soon be giving this a try on my car. Thanks for posting.

[@billcallahan9303]

Articulate! To the point! Great audio! Great video! Well done! Thank You!

[@zather23]

Thank you for showing people how to add refrigerant for your car's AC.

[@hudsonincredibleform2205]

Thank you for your video. Clear and precise instructions. Much appreciated.

[@jmk91708]

Great job explaining and demonstrating it all.. Do very much appreciate it. Will try to fix the AC on my 2013 Buick Lacrosse, tomorrow...Thx, again.

[@shortyduwop9172]

Just found out today my air is out. Definitely gonna try this. Thanks!!🤗

[@seds8472]

Thanks for sharing this video. I have this problem on my RAV4 2008 just bought it a week ago. I didn't pay attention to the A/C and the seller failed to mention it to me. after watching your video, I now have the idea what to do to get it sorted.

[@TueriNatura]

Thank you!!! Very informative. I just went to Walmart and bought a different brand but it worked perfectly!

[@candyshaddox5928]

Glad I watched this. I have a 17 yo Chevy Tracker and need to refill the Freon. I was afraid I could only get it done at a repair shop.

[@saulgoodman2018]

Refrigerant doesn't dissipate itself. You have a leak someplace else. It's probably the evaporator or the compressor.

[@jayc4283]

that is pure bullshit

[@Saint696Anger]

If it's a small leak it will have sealant included in most cans of refrigerant

[@johnvalarinos2668]

There is a "Static Leak" at the ceramic seal on the front of the compressor. It's very small but it exists. It's not something you can see or hear. It actually takes years to leak significantly.

[@teishagonzales4580]

I’m totally scared to try this myself but it looks pretty easy and COVID-19 has me out of work and doing door dash in Az in over 100 degrees. I bought my refrigerant and gauge. Thank you for this video! I’m going to be up early attempting to fix my ac.

[@LRN2DIY]

Good luck!

[@Wisefool206]

Trisha I was pretty nervous too when recharging my ac system. I just did it today (it was 90° out which is hot for the area I live in. I enjoyed north pole cold air the whole day while driving. How did you fare? Did things work for you? I realize your post was a year or more ago...

[@johnhenrydough8047]

Good stuff. You made all quite simple and to the point. That really helps. Thanks so much.

[@NinjaGamong]

Thank you very much for making this video. There are not a lot of car channels but mostly tech channels

[@codywoody10]

Simple and to the point. Thanks for the video man!

[@peggygordon1767]

Love this video. Straight and to the point. So e people talk way to much!!? Thanks will look for you again!!!

[@sixgunbandido9221]

Love this !!! Buying the can today and following the steps !!!

[@paolomartini150]

Thanks. I actually did it and then wasn't sure if I did it right. It looks like I did. Thanks again.

[@Nate......]

Thanks man just did it to my car and it awesome👍

[@DreamingBIGinHawaii]

Aloha and thank you. You are very clear and because of that, you saved my family a $150.00

[@blackbeard8985]

For the ladies on here complaining, this may be the temp fix you say, but I did exactly this 3 years ago to a car that was blowing some crazy hot air. It's still blowing cold 3 years later for that 14 dollar fix. I guess the "fix the leak!" Happened when the can of refrigerant with LEAK SEALER ....

[@michaelroberts3495]

Black Beard same here. I'd bet most comments saying you need a professional are professionals drumming up business. Just my opinion.

[@richardp.228]

Agreed, did this to my Outback with AC Pro, and it blew cold air for 3 years till I eventually sold it.

[@higherrealms5309]

My only complaint is where I live a 20oz can is $50

[@hardtyme3]

@T Wilson- Try shopping online. $50 is a cheap price to pay when you need/want A/C.

[@mikebennett7999]

Black Beard d

[@timothyfuller1682]

Man oh man! Quick and easy. Got the large size at Harbor Freight. $29.99. Did my Tacoma. I hope there is enough left to do my niece’s new Beetle.

[@timothyfuller1682]

Niece’s New-Beetle did not respond to addition of Freon. 😢

[@mrgrumpy5116]

I have seen it written that you should bleed the air out of the fill line by sending a little refrigerant through it first, also don't turn the can upside down when filling because any liquid from the can can damage the compressor, apart from that, nice clear video.

[@stephenbrown7545]

Correct...this video its not the correct way to charge a system .He is not rotating the can 12 to 3 o'clock position...more like 3 o'clock to 6 o'clock (can upside down)

[@iflnr978]

works just like you said, saved me$250 no doubt

[@MariaJimenez-ih2yv]

Thank you, you make it seem easy so I'm about to do it. 🤞

[@robertodebeers2551]

Very good video. Thanks for doing this instruction with just straight talk. So many DYI videos have some damned much extraneous bla-bla-blaw.