Car AC Aircon R1234YF Air Con Conditioning Top up Topup Refill Regas DIY Gas Kit

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R134a has a high GWP (global warming potential) of 1430. With the current EC Directive 2006/40/EC it was decided to only use refrigerants with a GWP of less than 150 in the future. A recharge (or regas) for your car air conditioning makes sure that your air-con system is ready to use effectively whenever you need it. Through time and regular use, the gas in your air conditioning system will run low and will need to be replenished before the system can start to operate as designed and blow consistently cold air again. In some areas we now offer full vehicle services as well as existing air con recharge, for hybrid and electric vehicles. Find out more here. Most modern cars have air conditioning systems fitted as standard, keeping passengers cool during summer and helping to de-mist in winter by removing excess moisture from the cabin air.

Crumbs, has your 2017 Fabia had R1234YF in its A/C system, I thought VW Group would have used the industry exception/exclusions/excuses to stay away from that until the launch of the current Fabia/Polo/Ibiza/A1. When refilling refrigerant and performing any work on the refrigerant circuit, please observe the following: change. From 2011, it stated that all new vehicle types had to be built using a refrigerant gas with a EXTREME ULTRA locates the refrigerant gas leaks and permanently seals them, without reacting to moisture and oxygen. R134A Gas used at most Centres. R1234YF Gas available at selected centres. Additional charges may apply.From 2017, this ruling had to be rolled out across all new vehicles produced and is required by law for all new vehicles. This solves one problem and creates a few new ones - and lots of money for many, now truly that is called progress in our disfunctional society? When removing the service tubes from the vehicle, do not point the connections toward your body. Refrigerant residues may leak. Do not introduce an open flame or hot metal in the immediate vicinity of refrigerant. Doing so can cause lethal gases to form.

From 2011 the European Mobile Air Conditioning (MAC) Directive prohibited the use of refrigerants with a GWP over 150 in new model type cars. From January 2017, the MAC Directive rolled out this ruling across all new vehicles. Our combined Air Conditioning Regas Antibacterial Clean is ideal if your Air Conditioning has stopped performing at it's best. All of our services are provided by our fully qualified, trained engineers specialising in air con recharge (regas), servicing, parts fitting, fault diagnosis, and repair of your car, van, and agricultural vehicles throughout the UK. Even today, the conversion from R12 to R134a is still an ongoing topic in the area of classic and modern classic cars as well as in several non-EU countries. There are still numerous vehicles on the market with air-conditioning systems originally designed for refrigerant R12. 2001 marked the official final end of R12 in vehicle air-conditioning systems. Ever since then, R12 systems had to be converted during maintenance or repair work. R134a was and is used as replacement refrigerant besides several "drop-in" refrigerants (refrigerant mixtures).Not only does this Service include a top-up of Refrigerant Gas to help keep your vehicle cool, it also includes an Anti Bacterial Clean to make sure your Air Conditioning stays smelling fresh and clean. climate-damaging pollutants than its predecessor, R134a. If your vehicle requires the new gas, this is Vehicles using R1234yf are expected to use less fuel and produce 20-30% less CO2 which means a significantly reduced carbon footprint. Items that are not obviously damaged but do not appear to work correctly must be returned to base for inspection, report and rectification. R1234yf is safe to use. It has undergone rigorous testing by third parties and car manufacturers, and is verified as safe to use.

Items that are obviously damaged should be returned to base for inspection, report and rectification.

Refill equivalent to 1x456g of R1234yf + 1xProfessional Type Hose & Gauge (R1234yf) + Instruction Sheet The EU Mobile Air Conditioning (MAC) Directive of 2006 aimed to introduce measures that limited emissions of certain greenhouse gases from car air conditioning and reduce their impact on climate change. From 2011, it stated that all new vehicle types had to be built using a refrigerant gas with a Global Warming Potential below 150. Wear safety goggles and gloves when working on AC systems. Never wear loose clothing around running engines.