- Is this the right refrigerant for my car?
- Only if your vehicle's AC system is designed for R134a, which covers most cars built before about 2013. Check the underhood label; most 2014 and newer vehicles use R1234yf and need a different product.
- Does it contain leak sealer or dye?
- No. It is straight R134a with no additives, so it will not seal a leak or help you find one with a UV light.
- Can I use it without a gauge set?
- You need a manifold gauge set or a recharge hose with a gauge to charge the system safely. The can alone does not include a hose or tap.
- Do I need a license to buy or use it?
- You can buy it, but under EPA rules you must be Section 609 certified to service a motor vehicle AC system with refrigerant. Many buyers do their own top-ups after taking the short online certification.
- How much refrigerant does my system take?
- That varies by vehicle; check the underhood sticker or the service manual for the specified charge. A 12 oz can is a common size for small systems, but do not overcharge.
- Will this fix a system that blows warm air?
- Only if the system is simply low on charge. If there is a leak, a bad compressor or an electrical fault, adding refrigerant gives temporary relief at best.
- Where is the Blaster B'laster R134a Refrigerant Refill cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $19.98, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Blaster B'laster R134a Refrigerant Refill?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Tractor Supply Co, Lowe's.