Diesly ZeroR R134a Refrigerant for MVAC use in a 12oz Self-Sealing Container (12 Pack)

Diesly ZeroR R134a Refrigerant for MVAC use in a 12oz Self-Sealing Container (12 Pack)

$ 89.95

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Based on 75 ratings

Easy to use

5.76

Value for money

5.96

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Product Description

R134a is made in the USA on all DiY Parts' products. By choosing refrigerants that are made in the USA, you can be assured of their purity standards and prolong the life of your air conditioning system.

Our new gas is purchased multiple times per year, ensuring you can rely on us to get fresh refrigerant every time. When there is moisture present in an AC system, old refrigerants begin to rust, which can cause severe damage to the unit.

CANS WITH SSV - Our containers are fitted with self-sealing valves that comply with the 50 State regulations. Using R134a cans that are partially used is now easy and convenient!

This product follows the requirements of Section 612 of the Clean Air Act of the EPA

Neither this item nor its packaging can be returned because it's considered a hazardous material. To ship this material, it must have hazmat certification. There is no return label provided by Amazon, nor will it be provided by the seller for items of this kind. Any questions you might have about how to use the product should be directed to the seller.

Questions & Answers

Has oil been added to Do you know anyone who has used this method on a hybrid air conditioning unit?

There is no need to do that It has no oil, dye, or any additives, it is just a It is known that there is R134 for hybrid vehicles, but I have no evidence to suggest that it won't work. I would suggest consulting the manufacturer if you still have concerns.

Can you tell me if there is a core charge per can for California residents?

You asked a great question! Thanks! California residents do not have to pay a core charge.

If you buy a 12 pack of cans in 134a, will you be allowed to add a core charge? The city I live in is California. ?

Freon is the only thing that is needed. In the event that the car uses fuel 134a, then I can work

Selected User Reviews For Diesly ZeroR R134a Refrigerant for MVAC use in a 12oz Self-Sealing Container (12 Pack)

The refrigerant used is of low quality

3/5

12 cases have been sent to me I ordered them and received them. The empty can is the only one in the group. My air conditioner could only cool down to 58 degrees after I charged it. I blew it all out and refilled with 134A I bought locally and the temperature went down to 40 degrees right away. A quality 134 A product is definitely not what we have here. Definitely not a good idea.

Brayden LEES

| Aug 29, 2020

A can that can be sealed (reused)

5/5

The can seemed to contain R134a just like a normal can. The resealable cans were the only surprise I had not anticipated. For my valve, I had to buy an adapter.