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How to Recharge R-1234YF Freon in Toyota Tacoma
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2023
- In this video, we do a full how to recharge the freon in the A/C system using the new refrigerant. It is our first time using R-1234YF and learn as we go on the proper way to charge the system.
Parts and Tools we use:
VIVOHOME AC Gauges and Vacuum pump we used -- amzn.to/3q9HjfG
VIVOHOME AC -- same as ours but cheaper package -- amzn.to/3DuOp6w
Self Sealing Can Tap, for Self Sealing R1234yf Refrigerant amzn.to/3K0S3YQ
Quick Coupler, Quick Connect R1234yf Adapters amzn.to/3TDup7F
R-1234YF Honeywell Refrigerant amzn.to/3LI09GR
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Now that the AC is ice cold, I figure only one video left until Tyler's Tacoma is on the road. Well done Gents.
Yes sir! We hope to be 100% complete this weekend.
Kudos to you guys for performing an automotive repair without wearing nitrile gloves.
Is that good or bad? Will we die of cancer? Lol
Can't wait to see your truck finished Tyler I think it's gonna look great.
Thank you! I also can't wait until it's finished!
Great job on that A/C guys, I like it how freeon manufacturers decide to change from R134A to this R1234YF. I guess it's better for the environment, but I don't know much about Freeon. Great jpb as always, keep up the fantastic work.
Yeah it’s supposed to be better for the environment
Don’t believe it!!! Fauci is probably in charge of this too.
Nice job on the video, Right to the point and great camera and audio work! I'll be doing this to my friends truck today. My first time doing the new freon 1234yf.
Thank you and good luck with the project
Thanks for this video. It's a great refresher for me, because I had to fill my wife's Tahoe last year after replacing a pressure sensor and Schrader valve on hers (R-134a). this year I have to replace the condenser on my Silverado (R-1234YF).
Awesome. Glad we could help
I was at the auto parts store the other day and saw this R1234yf for $44 per 12oz can!! WOAH!!
Hopefully the price will come down soon. It’s ridiculous
Try 700 for a 10lb can
@@1911loaded - I just paid $400 for 10 lbs today
Great video
Good work 👍🏻
Thanks!
Great video even I'm a day late because I just moved into my new and bigger apartment yesterday and I had to leave work early because how tired I was at work today....
We will let you slide this time. Lol. Congrats on the new place. Appreciate the support.
@@SwampBoysGarage Thanks😅
Informative video. Simple and straight to the point. Curious if you guys ended up adding oil in the process?
Im struggling myself to find the correct oil (nd11) for my rav4 so curious if you guys even bothered to
ND11 is hard to find. If you change the condenser you need to add oil to it. There is a chart that says how much for a condenser. If your system had a leak and changed hose only then no need to add oil.
Nice job guys! I hadnt heard of that new freon. Its a shame they have it priced so high.
Thank you! I know right, the price is so high!
Super expensive. I heard it’s pretty flammable as well.
Man...one thing I've never fully understood is AC work. I'm ok adding a bit when the system is low, but nice to see how it's done when the system is empty. Does the new Freon eliminate the need for oil?
You still need oil with this Freon. We changed the condenser in previous video so added only the required amount to the condenser before bolting it up.
@@SwampBoysGarage did yours take the psd oil? if so could you say where you got it and capacity? mine does and I have to recharge after an evap replacement but cannot find capacity and can hardly find a place to buy it.
Hi I did not see that your gages were for the 1234yf on the face of the gage, if you buy a set of gages specifically for 1234yf refrigerant it has all the accessories that you had to keep running to auto parts for, you did the charge according to weight of refrigerant so that was close... tlc...Im still learning too, good video..
Yeah all the Chinese gauges are for multiple refrigerants.
What does self sealing mean? You can detach the can from the hose and it won’t leak out?
Yes
When does oil need to be added? Is oil needed if the system has a leak and you replace, say an o-ring?
I’m no expert but if only a leak you don’t need to add oil. If you change out condenser you would need to add oil.
If there is no leaks and you put the proper charge in you do not need to top it off. Not reading all the comments just wanted you to know. Freon is an inert gas and last forever.
Bad Ass Video Brother ✌️
Can you send me the link to buy the adopter.
Hey thanks. I have the adapter in the video description.
@@SwampBoysGarage 🙏✌️
Tyler be ready to drive it before too long.
What is the ambient temperature for this
Ambient temperature is whatever the outside temp is where you are working.
@@SwampBoysGarage yeah i know it its just amazing how cold that truck can get almost 0 degrees celsius thats fantstic
Just put propane in... Works great and is cheap.
Not sure I would know how to do that.
@@SwampBoysGarage You can buy an adapter from a bbq propane gas bottle to the 1/4" SAE of your refrigerant hoses...
It's the redneck way... You did it the right way!
It most likely nothing more than just plane "O" propane. Volitional only means flameable.
Just put R134a back in it. Just have to use the adapters. Works just fine and way cheaper than that new garbage
I did think about that long and hard.
@@SwampBoysGarage props to you for doing it the right way tho 👍 great job
Or propane... Even cheaper and more efficient also.
What!!! total disregard for safety, no PPE no gloves no glasses!
Happy New Year!!
Get out of your bubble
вместо 1234 , можно смело r134a заправлять
Have you actually done this?
@@smokeysmith1282 гугл в помощь )))