Arctic Air for R1234yf, 4 cans and Gauge, R-1234yf, R1234 Refrigerant Support

Ok, so currently it's HOT in Florida. My 2019 Ford Ranger A/C was not able to keep up. I noticed that there was sign of oil at one of the connections near the firewall. I checked, and it wasn't very tight. Once I tightened it I added a can and now it's so much better! These cans only have 4 ounces of refrigerant so it's not cheap, but the system is really low quantity anyway. Besides, it's much less expensive than a trip to the dealer. It's worth a try if your system just isn't keeping up.

Worked great my only problem is the volume of the can. To small. Yes I would buy again.

These were much cheaper that going to auto zone or oriley auto parts. I had a bad condenser, once I replaced that I used this product to recharge the system and it’s keeping be cool again!

I previously paid $125 for two cans, this kit had the hose and 4 cans, worked perfectly!

This was easy to use & fixed our car A/C problem on our Buick Enclave.

My car needed refilling. I bought adapters for my vacuum pump gauges set. I pulled vacuum. Charged the car and nothing really cooled. I eventually took to dealership where they pulled the refrigerant from the car and brought be the readout for a 20K recovery machine. The report stated R152 not R1234YF. I was livid ... still am. Stuff is too expensive to be deceived with this. Yeah it might work R152 is a refrigerant. But is it worth it to try to save a few bucks? Most will work find as R152 is a refrigerant but for how long.

Product lasts

These cans will not fit any set of manifold gauges made for a newer car using 1234 gas. The seller sends a single hose with the wrong threads because that hose is the only thing that will fit these cans. They can only be used to ad some gas to an existing filled system. THEY can not be used with the proper gauges and can not be used to fill a car that the air condition pump has been replaced--unless the owner does not care if the air has been left in the system. There is zero reason that these cans would have a "thread" that is unknown size, no automotive store in America has gauges that can use these cans. No adapter exist beyond the hose the seller provides and that hose can not be used to fill a car that is starting over with all new gas. That and 1 more fact, if you go to any automotive store such as NAPA, their gas cans hold twice the amount of gas, have the correct threads and still cost less money than 1 of these cans. The other fact is that the seller refuses ll returns, it is a 1 way purchase, even if the product is damaged, they do not take any returns.