I have an 87 Camry that seems to use R12 refrigerant. I'm guessing I can't use any of these AC products. Am I correct? Thanks
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Bob the hose attachment that comes with the kit will not fit but Autozone or Trac Auto both sell the attachment for cars earlier than 1996-- I drive a 93 Camry and had to purchase this to properly use the kit but once attached it worked perfectly and my car went from hot to freezing. Oh and I only needed one can.--This stuff is great To answer your question yes you can use this product.
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Its worth saying that a car that used R12 can be converted to R134a but that needs to be done by a professional unless you know the procedure. You can't just fill it with different stuff and expect it to work. That being said if you can get it filled with R12 do so that stuff got colder and lasted longer.
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you are correct, but you might be able to find a local shop that can fill it for you. after looking over the other response you got I have never heard of using the wrong ref. but maybe you can???
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No, actually I thought Red line product that you use is an antifreeze additive. If you intent to keep your old Prestone in the radiator and just add Zerex as needed instead of flush and refill, then that's fine. The coolant additive may or may not damage the radiator or clog up the heater core and I will not use any additive such as leak seal etc.
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Hi Nilsson. You should make clear what type of refrigerant used in your car. Your 1995 Lexus used R-12 refigerant that is not environmental friendly and was not used in most new cars ? After around 2000. Your 1998. Avalon may use new type of R-134a refigerant，you should find it with your manual or car manufacturer. R-134a refigerant is environmental friendly and used currently. R134a cannot be mixed with R-12 otherwise your cooling system in your car may be damaged. Charge nipple for R-134a is different from that for R-12. If the hose set is for R-134a, it only fits charge nipple of R-134a. Hi Nilsson. You should make clear what type of refrigerant used in your car. Your 1995 Lexus used R-12 refigerant that is not environmental friendly and was not used in most new cars ? After around 2000. Your 1998. Avalon may use new type of R-134a refigerant，you should find it with your manual or car manufacturer. R-134a refigerant is environmental friendly and used currently. R134a cannot be mixed with R-12 otherwise your cooling system in your car may be damaged. Charge nipple for R-134a is different from that for R-12. If the hose set is for R-134a, it only fits charge nipple of... » Read More Hi Nilsson. You should make clear what type of refrigerant used in your car. Your 1995 Lexus used R-12 refigerant that is not environmental friendly and was not used in most new cars ? After around 2000. Your 1998. Avalon may use new type of R-134a refigerant，you should find it with your manual or car manufacturer. R-134a refigerant is environmental friendly and used currently. R134a cannot be mixed with R-12 otherwise your cooling system in your car may be damaged. Charge nipple for R-134a is different from that for R-12. If the hose set is for R-134a, it only fits charge nipple of R-134a. « Show Less
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Yes. The red concentrated fluid will be fine for your 2012 Camry. Just remember to dilute it with 50% demineralized water. The formulation is the same as the original pink coolant that was installed at the factory.
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I am pretty sure the one i put ot on had rear ac and i think the only thing different is how much refrigerant you put in. Bill M.
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This was made to use on residential AC. I don't know if you could use it on a car.
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You would have to contact Renault or Sanden to check the correct application. These are mostly used on after-market A/C systems.
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Unfortunately this manifold is only for HVAC systems and not automobile 134a / r12 refrigerant gas. You have to purchase Uniweld Model QAL5SM or QAL5SMA in order to use with R134a.
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This unit uses R-22 refrigerant. If the system you have now uses 410A then you want to stick with that same refrigerant type. You can call me at 1-800-360-1569 Ext. 110 and I can discuss your options with you. - Reuben
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It screws onto a R134A automotive-style refrigerant can, but the downstream end is a 1/4" flare that is standard on home air-conditioners and piercing access valves. It will *not* screw onto an automobile that uses R134A refrigerant, as those vehicle systems use a quick connector port. R134A quick connector ports are very different than 1/4" SAE male fittings, *but* you can buy an adapter. However, if you are simply wanting to charge an R134A vehicle, you should consider a different product that does exactly that.
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It depends on the kind of refrigerant you,re using in the system. Example: R-12, R-22 is best using Mineral Oil. R-134A, R-410A is best using a polyolester (POE) oil. Check your equipment for a label telling you what oil to use. Don't ever use a lineset that had Mineral Oil in it and add POE oil without completely flushing the lineset with something like RX-11. I always run a new lineset unless it isn't possible.
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You need to check your owner's manual....mine specifically said in it to use that coolant....hope this helps.
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I would not buy this product.A half way decent garage has its own refrigerant. This product is for people that either have experience refilling car systems, or have a friend or neighbor, that has the experience.Save your money.
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This particular set is for R22. For cars using R134a you need a set that has the special automotive quick connect adaptors on the hoses. This set is only good for older residential air conditioners.
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U can use these manifolds for any hvac system. The gauges are what u will need to watch. Gauges depend on what type of refrigerant you are using. Exp. if u are using 134a for a car u need 134a gauges plus the car adaptors for hoses. If u are using the manifold for 410 or r22 u will need gauges for 410 or R22
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The other answers are correct as far as they go. The truth is, you can use the Toyota red coolant in your 2009 Camry as long as you dilute it to a 50/50 ratio of antifreeze to water. It is recommended that you use distilled water for the dilution.However, the remaining question is whether or not you should do this.If you check out the Toyota forums, you will most likely learn that it is recommended to stay with the coolant that came with your car from the factory. So, if your car came with the pink coolant, like your 2009 Camry, it is recommended you stay with the pink coolant. That would mean to buy the premixed pink coolant. The other answers are correct as far as they go. The truth is, you can use the Toyota red coolant in your 2009 Camry as long as you dilute it to a 50/50 ratio of antifreeze to water. It is recommended that you use distilled water for the dilution.However, the remaining question is whether or not you should do this.If you check out the Toyota forums, you will most likely learn that it is recommended to stay with the coolant that came with your car from the factory. So, if your car came with the pink coolant, like your 2009 Camry, it is recommended you stay with the... » Read More The other answers are correct as far as they go. The truth is, you can use the Toyota red coolant in your 2009 Camry as long as you dilute it to a 50/50 ratio of antifreeze to water. It is recommended that you use distilled water for the dilution.However, the remaining question is whether or not you should do this.If you check out the Toyota forums, you will most likely learn that it is recommended to stay with the coolant that came with your car from the factory. So, if your car came with the pink coolant, like your 2009 Camry, it is recommended you stay with the pink coolant. That would mean to buy the premixed pink coolant. « Show Less