JMac202

Is it worth the 25-30 bucks to buy it. My AC works but isn't very cold anymore. Any tips?

j-rod

ive used several from AAP. work just fine. i know for a fact many shops around here use the kits from AAP to do customer cars.

JMac202

Should I drain mine first or just add to it?

afbond03

Usually you just add to it.
Yes they do work though. When I had to replace my condenser I just bought one of these kits and used it to refill it, worked like a charm.

screamingnak3d

Yeah I've used them for like the past 2 years on my old explorer and my dads Camry, but now my Jeep has a leak somewhere and I don't know how to fix it

j-rod

have you tried the freon with the stop leak in it?

Outlaw Star

The stop leak has a tendacy to clog up the orifice tube (r134 systems) if there's nothing wrong with the system. Try to get one without stop leak. If you do use stop leak remember it's just a temp fix until repairs can be made

donmosaic

when purchasing at walmart, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR....I bought 2 of the cheaper ones before I learned my lesson...3 trips in the store later my a/c is freezing

sm99eagle

which ones are the cheap ones? or does walmart sell different priced ones? Also...there is NO temperature difference when I turn on air and fan.....I don't wanna put a ton of money in to it...but air would be great....What kind of freon does my 98 use with the 4.0?......Sorry for all the questions.......

donmosaic

They have one for 15 bucks around my area (Pittsburgh) and one is 25-30..Avoid the 15! I cant think of the brand(of the good one) but the can and hose assembly is blue and the hose assembly w/gauge is reusable. Look in the end of the hose that connects to your a/c line and make sure its some type of metal, the cheaper ones are made of plastic and all they do is bend instead of pushing the stem down to allow refrigerant to flow into the line. Your 98 will use R134-A. Thats all you can buy anyway. I did notice a nice difference when I fillied mine to proper rating.