The Air Conditioning Measure & Charge Refrigerant & Oil creates practical solutions to check and maintain the charging of automotive air conditioning systems.

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How Do You Know How Much To Use

my air con works but its not ice cold, noticably cold but not as cold as i think it should be, looking at purchasing this however how much do you use??
car is a 1.6 1999 nissan almera

asked 4 years ago

philGT

- mansfield

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

It works on pressure, so you'll use as much as it takes to get your A/C system up to the right pressure (instructions are on the can, but it is really easy). There is more than enough in the can to top up the system in your car, and I would expect that you'd have two thirds of the can left over even after you've finished the job. Just make sure to wear safety gear as per instructions.

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answered 1 year, 8 months ago

DrAndy

- Oxford, England

answer 2

The guage on the can hose will show the correct pressure.

answered 4 years ago

markinwidnes

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Have many refills will this can do ????

Im wondering is this a one off refill or will it do a couple of refills??

asked 3 years, 11 months ago

Deano

- Leicester

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

It'll probably be enough for one complete refill from empty in most cars, and certainly two or three topups in a system that is working but not to full efficiency.

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answered 1 year, 8 months ago

DrAndy

- Oxford, England

answer 2

It depends on the refrigerant level that is in the car to start with.
Some cars only need topping up whilst others need a complete recharge.
We suggest you take your vehicle to a store where they will do a free check to assess how much refrigernat will be needed, any left over in the unit is for you to take home.

answered 3 years, 11 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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where is the fefills

i noticed on the large can with the guage it says (reuseable guage/hose) but cant seem to find any refills

asked 3 years, 11 months ago

vectrav6

- irvine

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

The refill code on halfords website is 195347

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answered 3 years, 10 months ago

Hammo

- Cheltenham

answer 2

The refill product for the gauge is the SD134 (195547) at £19.99. This comes with an extra hose but not a gauge.
This line is not currently on line but will be added in the next few days

answered 3 years, 10 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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Will this work with a Ford C-Max

asked 3 years, 10 months ago

Anonymous

- Seaham

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

Yes for sure as I did on my C-Max TDI 2.0 54 Reg. The refill point is in the engine at the back left (thin rod like tube poking up just back left of the engine cover).

answered 1 year ago

TinysReview

- Surbiton- Surrey

answer 2

The Air Conditioning Measure & Charge is a universal product so this will work with the airconditioning unit of a Ford C-Max

answered 3 years, 10 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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What Air con re-charging Gas can I use for the Volvo S60 D5

I want to re-fill the airconditioning gas in my Volvo S60 D5 as it is running low. No longer as effective.
Please advise as to what recharge product I should use and any adpoters needed for the process if any.

asked 3 years, 9 months ago

Anonymous

- Manchester

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

The Volvo S60 needs about 1000g of gas so if its empty then you'll need 2 cans

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answered 2 years, 9 months ago

Joebloggs

answer 2

The EZ Chill Air Conditioning Measure & Charge product comes with a reuseable hose and gauge and coolant which is all you need for resolving your air conditioning issues.
Alternativly, Halfords Stores offer a Free Air Con Check - We'll check your refrigerant levels for you
Air Con Re-charge - Using Measure & Charge product, we'll top up your refrigerant levels as required
Air Con Clean - Using Air Con Cleaner, we'll clean your air circulation system
All currently for only £49.98! Only available in-store. Booking may be required

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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Is there an alternative adapter for use with a Y reg Mondeo. The adapter on this is too small.

asked 3 years, 9 months ago

Sam1

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

If the adaptor seems too small I would suggest that the one you are trying to connect to is the high pressure side.

Car Make: Focus

answered 9 months ago

FocusGuy

- Cannock Staffs

answer 2

The reason it won't fit is because the port under the bonnet is the larger high side port which is the wrong one, the low side smaller port is located under the drivers side wheel arch. This is a difficult fit so we recommend you have it fitted by a trained store colleague.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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i ha ve a rover 75 with air con would the canister at £39 recharge it as it is empty

asked 3 years, 4 months ago

fauldhead

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

The rover 75 needs about 400-500g of gas so this can should be just right

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answered 2 years, 9 months ago

Joebloggs

answer 2

Yes, it is likely to fill up your vehicle

answered 3 years, 4 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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Is this product compatible with a Volvo S60 D5 air con system?

asked 2 years, 11 months ago

Anonymous

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

2 answers

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answer 1

Almost certainly - most air con systems are standard in this respect and it fits my S80.

Top 500 Contributor

answered 7 months ago

Bernard46

- Leamington Spa

answer 2

This product is compatable with a Volvo S60. The low side port is located just below the power steering reservoir. You will need to move the reservoir to one side to reach the port.

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answered 2 years, 10 months ago

Helpful

- London

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R134a re-charge canisters

Am i allowed to buy R134a in a canister for my car? As i have been told by local garage that it can cause skin burns and frost bite?

asked 2 years, 11 months ago

Anonymous

- East Yorkshire

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

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answer 1

You can buy them, to use with the gauge and hose that comes with this product. Your garage is right, R134a is not to be messed with lightly, which is why you must wear protective gear when using this product. Get it wrong, and a squirt of R134a into the eye or onto your skin, and you'll be in serious trouble... follow the instructions and use common sense, and all should be OK.

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answered 1 year, 8 months ago

DrAndy

- Oxford, England

answer 2

As with any aerosol/canister, if misused it can be dangerous.
They are perfectly safe used correctly.

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answered 2 years, 10 months ago

Helpful

- London

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Can you tell me the location of the low side charge port for a Fiat Ulysse, year 2000, 2.0l petrol ?

asked 2 years, 10 months ago

Anonymous

on Air Conditioning Measure & Charge

2 answers

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answer 1

The low side port is located at the front of the engine bay, just to the right hand side between the engine block and the radiator fan.

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answered 2 years, 10 months ago

Helpful

- London

answer 2

We reccomend you contact your vehicle manufacturer or check your workshop manual for help with this problem.

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

HalfordsWebTeam

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