Is this a a tap valve all I need to add refrigerant to 2004 Alero?
1639404
I found that the valve they recommended did not fit into the yellow hose, so I needed to buy an adapter. The valve fit onto the can OK but not the yellow hose end.
1639405
Generally a tap valve is used for a sealed system such as a refrigerator. Most Manifolds are designed for use with an automobile air conditioner. The fitting at the end of the tubes is designed to connect to the fittings on the A/C lines. If you are going to tap into a refrigerator line, there is a fitting that will connect the maifold lines to the tap valve that has been installed on the refigerator (such as the FC6015 auto part).
202357
You have everything you need ,but doesn't have gauge to tell you pressure. Found out my unit was converted so put 134a in and is cold now. If you don't have to use adaptor it has been converted. So really only needed to spend $10.00. Check to see if its been converted.Buy 134a if hose fits its been converted
1643462
The valve body works fine, just make sure you use the right valve insert. You need the multi function.
1758662
I don't know. Mine came with a couple of attachments that I didn't need and don't use, maybe that was for your special valves. I did not use the part and lost it long ago.
1036575
yes a Santech R134a cylinder adapter MT0432 or FJC 6015 R134A Refrigerant Tank Adapter
736520
Don't know I took my old one off and they looked the same so I ordered it. It was a cheap gamble that worked considering the cost of replacing the whole cooler over a leaky valve.
1980010
I did not install the valve. The trim was perfect for replacing what was existing in a rental. I would suggest turning the main off. Aloha, Sean
535042
Nope you will need something like this -&gt; http://www.amazon.com/Camelbak-Big-Bite-Valve-Blue/dp/B0019DCVTA/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1377982922&sr=8-3&keywords=camelbak+bite+valve
1665409
If it isn't the 24V, then you need the F-106 Fumoto valve. The 24V calls for the F-107.
1846399
Yes and yes. the kit comes with everything u need to other than the co2 tank. the co2 hose and fitting is included and the instructions are good. its pretty straight forward anyway just be SURE you do not drill a hole in the sides where the refrigerant lines are located. Happy drinking !!
1046933
use two gaskets, then everything will be fine...make sure you put in enough coffee and fill it up to the valve.
1452064
I just ordered the service valve and installed it just incase we have a hard freeze, easy to install, might be cheaper if you just ordered the parts, that would be your call Big Jim
1580647
Hello, yes this should fit your olds alero just fine. I bought this for a 1998 chevy malibu with a 3.1 v-6 and they worked perfectly. I also put your alero into my vehicles here on Amazon and it says this fits your vehicle. I went a step further and punched the part number here which is 22600707 into google with your alero and came up with several websites that sell these lines. Here is a link to one that says this part number fits your alero http://www.am-autoparts.com/Oldsmobile/Alero/OilCoolerLinesTransm/AM-21491338/390790.html I am sure there are more sites. I just wanted to give you one example for your piece of mind that it should work. I think Amazon has the very rock bottom price on these lines as far as I can tell. I know I was very happy when I found them here. I even got them the next day after ordering them with 2 day prime shipping. Guess they were close to me here in Ohio. Hope this helps. My lines were great. Oh, one more thing the website that I posted says with (8th Vin Digit E) for your car; not sure what that means. I guess you might want to look at your Vin number and make sure it has an E as the 8th digit. I know these lines will work on a 2001 pontiac grandam with the same 3.4 v-6 as your alero. As far as I can see they should work unless alero did some crazy stuff and has more than one model transmission, which is possible I guess. I would check your 8th Vin number and if it is an E then I would feel confident buying these lines. Ships and sold by Amazon, worst case you would have to return them, but they should work. Never mind, found another site http://www.chevroletonlineparts.com/oem-part/oldsmobile/alero/2004/base/3-4l-v6-gas/cooling-system/trans-oil-cooler/cooler-line/22600707 it doesn't say anything about a Vin number. These have to be the correct lines. Best of luck.
1414552
Yes the D11200BT is the whole unit with the valve---all you need is the trim kit. So I would say yes for an additional $10 you get the entire valve. I used for a new installation- purchased the D11200BT and the trim kit and I was all set.
260443
You need to check your owner's manual....mine specifically said in it to use that coolant....hope this helps.
842552
No. Domestic and automotive air conditioning systems are not compatible, unless you have an older model car that used R-12 refrigerant. Paul
204011
First, you have to use it in combination of gauge. The manual of the gauge will tell you exactly everything you need to do similar as the other people said here. Second, you have to keep the gauge on the refrigerant if you did not use it all. Last, it is not a car model related procedure. Wish this may provide any further help.