2 Pack BPV31 Bullet Piercing Tap Valve Kits Compatible with 1/4, 5/16, 3/8 Inch Outer Diameter Pipes and R134A Air Conditioning Refrigerant Charging Hose with Gauge, Connect to R12/ R22 Port Only

2 Pack BPV31 Bullet Piercing Tap Valve Kits Compatible with 1/4, 5/16, 3/8 Inch Outer Diameter Pipes and R134A Air Conditioning Refrigerant Charging Hose with Gauge, Connect to R12/ R22 Port Only

$ 24.99

Score By Feature

Based on 524 ratings

Easy to install

7.68

Easy to use

7.71

Value for money

6.91

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Product Description

A sturdy metal that is corrosion-resistant and won't wear out or rust over time is a practical way to replace this worn-out or corroded part The rubber hose has good pressure resistance and is easy to install.

Hose 19 inches long, can only be used for adding refrigerant to home refrigerators, it has a gauge for easy monitoring, connects to the service port of the R-12/ 42 to facilitate easy conversion it fits only those cans with a 1/2 inch thread.

To replace the BPV-31 bullet piercing tap valve, order number GPV-321. This model is compatible with AP4502525, BPV31D, GPV14, GPV31, GPV38, GPV56, MPV31, and 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, and 3/8 inch outside diameter tubing.

contains 2 sets of BPV-31 bullet piercing tap valve kits (each kit includes 1 piercing valve, 1 hex key and 2 adapters) and 1 piece of R22 R12 charging hose with gauge, total of 3 pieces.

It's easy to install you only need a hex key wrench (included) to use this part a 2 inch space is required for the installation and use of this part. Contains a refrigerant charging pipe with a built-in safety valve to prevent the refrigerant from being accidentally vented

Questions & Answers

The description of this item leads us to believe it would fit a can of R134a, but multiple reviews refer to the fact that it does not. Would you say that it does or does ?

I did not find a fitting for the R134a cans I bought. I did not want to connect the connector to top of can because it

Selected User Reviews For 2 Pack BPV31 Bullet Piercing Tap Valve Kits Compatible with 1/4, 5/16, 3/8 Inch Outer Diameter Pipes and R134A Air Conditioning Refrigerant Charging Hose with Gauge, Connect to R12/ R22 Port Only

What you need to know about the This is a very easy way to recharge your To clean the suction line, clamp the fitting on the line with the needle valve backed out counterclockwise, connect the hose, gauge, and R134

5/5

To test the suction pressure or vacuum, open needle valve completely, add a small amount of Freon, and In order for my GE to function properly, I need 2 1/2 pounds of pressure. Keep your prices as low as possible. There is no such thing as too much! Put the cap on the fitting once the charge has been properly adjusted. Shut off the needle valve and remove the hose.

Angela SWIFT

| Feb 03, 2021

USE THIS WITH AN ULTRASONIC R134A CAN NOT A STANDARD CAN! Despite what is described in the product description, the hose does not fit a standard R134A can

3/5

This is not something you should buy. The item will have to be returned to us! That these are sold in such a way and put families in such a bind to make up crooked sales is just plain wrong!.

Ellison Charles

| Nov 24, 2020

Thread could not be attached to the can of freon

3/5

There were already cross-threaded threads on the threads. We were not able to thread it on to After going to an auto parts store and getting one that worked, I went home. There were no problems with the bullet valves.

Kelly Gonzalez

| Apr 25, 2021

The user interface is easy to understand! It cost me much less than I had expected to revive my fridge

5/5

In fact, I was not even aware that these kits could be purchased by DIYers before I did a little research on You Tube. This is a great.

Andrea BURROWS

| Nov 19, 2020

The description did not match what I expected at all

3/5

Fits neither standard 134a cans nor 134a cylinders! Do NOT advertise it for 134a if it does not include adapters that fit the cans it is meant to fit! If only I had bought the valves and not the gauge, I would have saved a lot of money. I am not going to buy it as I intend to use the gauge and.

Dominic Vance

| Dec 05, 2020

It is not linked to equipment running on R134a or 134a

3/5

I was able to attach the copper tube bullet attachment just fine, but the connector, which attaches to the can of freon, seemed to attach to nothing. 7/16x24 is the threading for the female connector. There were five different companies I looked at trying to find an adapter to fit on a 134a or 134b can, much less an adaptor for The female connector is completely eluding me as to where it would attach.

Carl Graham

| Nov 06, 2020

Can not be punctured by the blunt end, Too short

3/5

The tip of the probe to puncture the can is far too short to reach many 134A There wasn't even enough space in the hole to let the freon As I filled my refrigerator, I had to hold it open the whole time. A small round seal and not the flat full surface one shown on all the pictures is used for the return line clamp seal. This is a good deal. THERE WAS NO SOLUTION FOR MY DISAPPOINTMENT. MELBOURNE, New Brunswick.