How to Recharge Your Car's AC System – Stop Hot Air | R134a & R1234YF Freon Refill
- Scotty
- May 21
- 1 min read
My car AC was blowing warm air I was low on AC so purchased one of the DIY kits on Amazon - Link for your convenience
It was a pretty straight forward job as I had no blockages or leaks in the system. Here's how I did mine.
What This Video Covers:
How to top up R134a or R1234YF refrigerant,
How to use the Refrigerant Charging Hose with Gauge,
How to Check AC pressure before recharging,
Signs your car needs an AC recharge,
Using the Thompsons ac recharge kit,
Perfect for:
Car AC not blowing cold air
DIY car maintenance
Adding Freon to your car
Learning how to refill or regas your car’s air conditioner at home
Kit Used: "Car Aircon Conditioning Top Up Recharge Refill Regas DIY Gas Kit" – There are two types of gas ensure you get the correct one R134a and R1234YF
Official Instructions & Support:
Disclaimer: This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a mechanic or affiliated with any brands mentioned. I paid full price for the kit and received no sponsorship. Perform any repairs at your own risk.
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