Car Aircon Air Con Air Conditioning Gas Top up Recharge Refill Regas Tool Kit

Easy to use and effective Had a leak so used dye to identify then fitted new o rings on all the connections (not too difficult) Re gassed and all good, nice cold air

I bought the equivalent one a couple of months ago. This is for my mum's older car that completely lost its charge. Just like mine, the Aircon is ice cold and still working after the leak seal and recharge. Great product, easy to use!

Easy to use kit, great for older AC in cars. Great value for money, cheaper than a re-gas at a garage. Ours obviously had a leak & would work after a recharge but would leak away after a fortnight or so. Used the sealer first & then the gas, still going strong after several weeks so hopefully will now only need an occasional top up! Great chilly car now!

The car air con refill kit offers a straightforward solution for maintaining optimal cooling performance, though a few considerations merit attention. On the positive side, the kit comes with clear and concise instructions, ensuring hassle-free usage even for beginners. Its user-friendly design makes it easy to refill the air conditioning system without the need for professional assistance. One standout feature is the effectiveness of the sealant included in the kit, which efficiently addresses leaks and helps restore the system's pressure. This aspect provides peace of mind to users concerned about potential refrigerant loss. However, there are a couple of drawbacks to be aware of. Firstly, the absence of a long-term storage bag for the gauge line may pose challenges for storing the kit safely between uses. This oversight could potentially lead to damage or loss of components over time. Furthermore, while the sealant proves effective in the short term, there's a valid concern regarding its long-term impact on the compressor. Users should be aware of the possibility of the sealant causing gunk buildup, which could potentially affect the compressor's functionality over time. In summary, the car air con refill kit offers an efficient and user-friendly solution for maintaining and repairing automotive air conditioning systems. While it provides effective results in the short term, users should exercise caution regarding long-term storage and potential impacts on compressor health.

After spending a fortune at a local garage who failed to cure my AC leak I bought this as I knew that it was a minor leak. Followed the instructions provided and the video guide and I now have a fully functioning AC system again. A week in and still no leaks. No loss of pressure and colder than it was after the garage had “attempted” to fix it. Fantastic product that I would whole heartedly recommend using rather than paying a fortune in garage bills to cure small leaks from seals etc.

This kit is so easy to use, the hardest part was finding the low pressure port and attaching the kit as the port was located at the back of my Engine. FORD FOCUS 2017. I know nothing of engines, and the instructions was really easy to follow, although I did utube on what the port looked like and where it was located. My Aircon was not working, blowing warm with 0 pressure . Put the stop leak in first, and within 5 minutes it was blowing cold with 35 psi pressure. Did the same procedure with the refill case and within 5 minutes my car was freezing. The kit I paid for the hose, and 2 cans was 59.00, which qas the same as a garage would charge for 1 refil. But now the gas is 20 pound each, so in the long run its going to save a fortune, I can get 3 recharges for the price of 1 recharge from the garage. You dont even need to know much about mechanics to use it. Brilliant cost saving bit of kit, and I will deffinatly be buying more gas as and when I need it and recharge it myself.

Good instructions, easy to use but only held pressure for just over 24 hours in my Polo, probably because the hole or seals were too far gone for the leak stop to work.

Great service, great bit of kit. My Toyota Auris had zero pressure when tested first. And just ended up using the leak sealer/conditioner, system pressure back up to normal and holding and ice cold. Still have top up can if needed at later date. Follow the instructions carefully and it’s fairly easy to do. Including the pressure test 10/15 mins to complete.