Factory price Auto air conditioner refrigerant gas r134a 250g

Supplier: Huizhou Cwp Auto Pats Ltd.
Region: Guangdong, China
Contact: Mr Kingcad Hu
Price: $1.80 / 30 - 299 pieces
$1.50 / 300 - 2999 pieces
$1.20 / >=3000 pieces
Min. Order: 30 pieces

Click here to contact

Product details

Supply capacity:	200000 sets per month	expiration date:	3 years
port:	Guangzhou Whampoa	Certificate:	ISO9001
Certification:	TS16949	MOQ:	1 carton
payment terms:	T/T, Western Union	Package preview:
weight:	NG250g	Origin:	Guangdong, China
brand:	Ming Yang	Packaging Details:	30 pieces per box, we can also customize the packaging according to customer requirements

Product Description

Factory price car air conditioner gas refrigerant r134a 250g

feature

1. It can be used to modify the R12 AUTO air conditioning system and charge

R134 system.

2. Protect the environment (non-ozone depleting products)

3. No added oil or dye

4. Compatible with all vehicles from 1994-2010, even compatible with most vehicles

Vehicles after 2010

5. Meets AHRI-700 and SAE J2776 purity standards.

Specification

molecular formula	CF3CH2F
purity	More than 99.9%
moisture	minus 0.0015%
acidity	minus 0.0001%
appearance	colorless, no turbidity
odor	no strange stench

type:	Refrigerant
Origin:	China
brand:	Mingyang or customized
use:	clean asphalt
expiration date:	3 years
product name:	Air conditioner refrigerant R134
capacity:	NT$250g
Certificate:	ISO material safety data sheet SGS
feature:	environmentally friendly
Serve:	OEM service
Advantage:	factory price
Package:	30pcs/box
size:	65mm.dia * 140mm.h

Instructions:

How to DIY Car AC Charging in 8 Easy Steps

1 Determine the ambient air temperature

Do not charge the vehicle if the air temperature is 55°F or below. A charging hose with a gauge is recommended. The refrigerant package should contain a chart as shown below to determine the pressure to charge the system based on the ambient air temperature. If a chart is not provided, use the A/C pressure chart below this listing. Following the chart when charging the system will ensure efficient system operation.

2 Locate the low-side service port

This port is usually on the line connecting the accumulator to the compressor. The high-pressure side connection is between the A/C compressor and the condenser. Consult the service manual to verify the exact location of the low-side service port.

*Most 1994 and earlier vehicles use R12 as the original refrigerant, if the vehicle being serviced is still using R12 it must be evacuated and retrofitted. It is illegal to mix R12 with any other refrigerant. Never add refrigerant using the high pressure side port, it is dangerous and could cause injury.

3 Wipe off the dust

Wipe off any dust with a clean rag, then remove the cover from the low-pressure side access port.

4 Connect the charging hose

Connect the charging hose to the low side service port and make sure the connection is secure. If the hose does not connect easily, you may be using the wrong port.

5 Add refrigerant

Follow the instructions on the refrigerant packaging to add refrigerant to the system.

6 Charge the system

After determining the correct pressure using the ambient air pressure chart, continuously monitor the pressure reading while charging the system.

7 Remove the filling hose

After the A/C system has been charged to the proper pressure, remove the charge hose from the low-side service port, leave the canister on the charge hose, and store any extra refrigerant in a dry, cool place.

8 Check the service port cover seal before reinstalling

Make sure there are no cracks, nicks or tears in the seal under the bottle cap. This seal provides added protection should the Schrader valve ever develop a leak.

product photo