What kind of freon do you use in a 06 pontiac grand prix gt supercharge

Asked by Susan Mar 13, 2024 at 09:12 PM about the 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

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AC not blowing cold

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Susan answered about a month ago

When I went on Amazon the prices are so different & the reviews have me confused. It says r-134a is not the true 134a. Then the product says 6oz is actually 12 oz......etc...so do I ignore and buy the cheapest one

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Gene answered about a month ago

I do not trust Amazon for 134, Use a parts store or believe or not Walmart. Some cans contain a dye or even a sealer, do not buy one with a sealer in it, dye is okay and will help finding any leaks.

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james answered about a month ago

R134a is R134a. The brand or size of the can doesn't matter. But I will say this, if you're not familiar with air conditioning systems you should have a pro handle this. You can be seriously injured by the refrigerant if it's not handled properly. Be careful! Jim

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