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

Aircon had zero pressure, and the garage I took it to said as it had zero pressure in the system, it must have a leak.I used the leak stop tank, pressure went up to where it was supposed to be, and Aircon was super cold.Now a few weeks later, and it's still working great.Really pleased with the outcome, and was easy to do following the included instructions.Would recommend.

Pretty standard quick amazon delivery speed. Was my first time I didn't need the green bottle in the end. I made a video called "How to fix Car Air Con Recharge car AC for cold air / Regas" so if you search on YT you should find it. Channel is called "Serenity Coast UK aka Scotty Nomad" I do have links for the different types newer and older and how to find out which one you need to use. Thank you if you like the video in the end.Remember to keep the Gauge so in a couple of years if you need a top up then you would only need to buy the gas. Also make sure you wear gloves!

The air conditioning on my VW Passat hadn't been blowing cold for some time and then seemed to have stopped working completely. I thought I'd try this kit rather than take it to a garage. The kit I bought consists of the hose/gauge and two cans - one with refrigerant and another with a leak stop and a smaller amount of refrigerant. I added the leak stop can first following the instructions and found my air con was working straight away and blowing cold. The pressure reading was about right according to the instructions so I've held of adding the second can for now.Using the hose is fairly straight forward, just make sure to follow the instructions carefully or it's possible to puncture the can before its attached to the car and therefore empty it all immediately. The hose isn't very long so it might struggle to reach the port on some cars, but it was fine with mine.The only issue is, that for one-off use, it's not much cheaper (if at all) than to taking it to the garage. However if just buying a top-up can it works out much cheaper. I have two cars that seem to need topping up every summer, so this should save me money in the long term and saves me having to take the car to be topped up.

Used the sealer and then the gas to bring the aircon pressure up to correct reading on the gauge without any problems.Easy to use.Only been a few days but aircon working fine after not working for about 2 years or more.Hoping it has sealed problem and continues to work.

My air conditioning in my 2014 Honda CRV was working reasonably on one side and poor on the other side. This was only a few weeks after a recharge at a local garage. My usual mechanic suggested a leak so I gave this a go. Delivery was very quick. The instructions were very easy. After using only the leak tin, my air conditioning is now freezing on both sides and working perfectly. I’ve still got the top-up tin if I need it. Cracking product and service….!!!!!

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.

I am a complete spaz when it comes to mechanics and cars in general, and I bought this product more out of blind optimism than any kind of expectation I could get it to work. Lo and behold, after properly following the instructions (another thing I’m usually terrible at), this got my air con running and icy again. The first can got the ac compressor engaged and working again, and the second topped up the refrigerant and chilly air started blasting out of the vents. Admittedly I spent 20 mins or so over the engine thinking ‘there’s no way I should be doing this, I’m probably going to die in a fireball any minute’ but it just worked, and I was absolutely ecstatic with my efforts. Worth every penny and more. In my own mind, this product has virtually transformed me into a fully qualified mechanic. Recommended.

The gauge and cans work. Very easy to follow instructions and now our aircon is working perfectly. Bought some more cans and did my sisters car too. Gas type you need is on front of car under bonnet.