My Experience with All-in-One A/C Treatments (In specifics, A/C Pro)

[xHYDR0_T0XICx]

So today I went to walmart and bought a 20oz can of AC pro and it came with their application hose. I am very impressed with the quality and coolness these cans restore to the air conditioning system of (at least) my car. I used the entire can because my compressor was turning on and off about every 5 seconds and was in need of a recharge (previous owner used it for 100% of the 85k miles they had on it, now im at 105k) for a 2002 explorer sport. It was very easy to use, and while it isn't the most accurate method of filling the system (at all), (i know youre supposed to get the manifold gauges, vaccum puller and air compressor along with about 6 real cans of r134a coolant and about 2 cans of refridgerant oil, but this will do.) and it was 40 bucks. I will report back if I find a leak in the system as I will be testing the pressure every day.

 

[Terkins]

So today I went to walmart and bought a 20oz can of AC pro and it came with their application hose...It was very easy to use, and while it isn't the most accurate method of filling the system...but this will do.) and it was 40 bucks. I will report back if I find a leak in the system as I will be testing the pressure every day.

...? How did that work for you?

 

[TechGuru]

Never use that $h!t.

Only use pure R134a (preferably DuPont as they have higher purity standards than generic) and PAG46 oil. Many all in one cans contain ester oil instead of PAG46 as there are 3 different velocity's of PAG oil. Then there is the leak stopper, as Will Smith would say "awe hell no". That stuff clogs up the system.

Way overpaid BTW, three $5 12oz cans is more than enough (36oz to fill 32oz requirement) to fill unless you have rear a/c.