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JIFETOR AC Charge Hose with Gauge, Car R134A Refrigerant Recharge Kit, Auto Air Conditioning U Charging Hose Low Pressure Measuring Meter with 1/2 inch Can Tap and R134A Quick Coupler, 100PSI

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About this item

  • AC U Charge Hose: R134A charging hose uses rubber nylon resin material hoses, featured with anti-corrosion, low fluid resistance, high bearing pressure, ensure durability and good air sealing. Max working pressure is 500 PSI and burst pressure is upto 2500 PSI. Total length is 19 inch, ideal for easy to reach AC suction service port, for example the AC connector is right on top of your engine compartment
  • Refrigerant Charging Gauge: Right in the middle of the refrigerant recharge hose, there is a AC low pressure gauge with scale range 0-100 pounds per square inch / 0-7 kilogram per square centimeter. Equipped with metal scale plate, color coded scale range to mark pressure state with LOW FULL ALERT DANGER. Easy to monitor the automotive air conditioning low pressure side pressure, to insure a accurate R134A recharge
  • Metal Quick Coupler: One side of the AC charging hose is metal quick interface coupler with accurate snap lock and anti-slip grip ring, easy to connect and disconnect, compatible with all models with standard R134A low pressure side suction service port. Aim at service port, pull up the knurled grip ring, push the quick coupler to connect and lock, and lift to disconnect
  • Can Tap: The other side of the refrigerant recharge hose is metal can tap with 1/2 inch female thread interface, can screw to fix on 1/2 inch male thread of refrigerant bottle opening. T type knob, easy to operate by fingertips. Internal pin with sharp tip help to pierce refrigerant bottle easily and quickly. Do not use the can tap as R134A cap, refrigerant is corrosive, if use this can tap as R134A cap for a long time, the inner rubber sealing ring will be corroded, then you will find it leaks
  • Measure Pressure and Recharge R134A: Start the car, open AC to MAX. Clockwise twist T handle to close can tap, connect the quick coupler and car AC suction service port to measure the pressure. The reading is right only when AC compressor is working. If need to charge the refrigerant, please compare to the manufacturer's recommended readings, choose the appropriate amount refrigerant can, to ensure there is no leftover in the can
  • Simple R134A Charging Tool: This air conditioning U hose gauge is very simple, only 19 inch long and equipped with a non-detachable gauge can tap quick coupler. Also it is very easy to operate dynamic pressure measurement and refrigerant charging from auto low pressure suction service port



Product Description

AC Charge Hose with Gauge
AC Charge Hose with Gauge

SPECIFICATION

1. Total length: 19"

2. Material: Rubber nylon resin hose and metal fittings

3. Scale range: 0-100PSI, 0-7kg/cm²

FITMENT TYPE

Air conditioning: fit for all models with easy to reach R134A suction service port

Refrigerant can: Can with 1/2" male thread bottle opening, self-piercing type

Measure Pressure
Charge Refrigerant

NOTE

1. This AC charging hose is 19" in total. If your AC suction service port is hard to reach, you can buy our another one, B085TD4DKS & B08BC8M4MK.

2. Please confirm your AC system type and refrigerant bottle opening size before biding.

3. Please wear gloves and goggles when use.

4. The AC refrigerant recharge tool should be used by professional or under the guidance of a professional.

5. Always refer to equipment manufacturer's operation instruction, compare to the manufacturer's recommended readings.

6. Please ensure the AC compressor is working when measure pressure. Wrong readings will be caused by stop working compressor.


Peter Kady
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
theres something wrong with this. when i hook it up it leaks.i bought it cause it was little longer then the two i already have. im disappointed. i will have to return it.
Rick R
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
I bought this to add freon to my car, it worked great. The gauge is easy to read and worked perfectly for adding freon.I would definitely buy again.
CNC Builder
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
worked fine but no instructions. one tip if you have an ac can with a self sealing valve like i did with the $15/12-oz johnsen's one from harbor freight. screw all the way in to puncture the can and then back out the screw 1 turn to get it to flow properly. don't just keep backing it out or it will self-seal. i'm use to the camp stoves that puncture the can so this one was a bit different and took a hot minute to figure out (pun intended) $0.02
purina
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
good price and good product
Jose Vieira
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
Fácil de conectar , solo un poco corta la manguera pero funciona perfectamente.
Armando M.
Reviewed in Mexico on December 23, 2024
Es una pieza muy necesaria para la carga de gas refrigerante del auto.
Darren W.
Reviewed in Canada on July 4, 2023
Won’t hook up to a 2009 ford focus for some reason!
TheGear
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023
This seems to be a well-made product. However, it does not fit my Honda Odyssey and is therefore useless to me. I wouldn't be surprised if this is a Honda trick to force you to use their mechanics, but I have no evidence of that. Specifically, the low-pressure nipple on the Odyssey is 11mm in diameter. It's hard to measure the inside diameter of this device, but it seems to be about 10mm, too small to fit.
Brian C B Liu
Reviewed in Canada on July 11, 2023
the gauge sadly isn't accurate, it was showing red zone danger upon start up of vehicleand fluctuates
KennyO
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022
Simple to connect & recharge the AC to my car, DIY saved me time & money. Gauge seems to be accurate & now have cool AC.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021
The newer cans have a rubber seal that plugs the can when the dispenser is removed. Hence, you'll need to use this dispenser the opposite way as you would normally.1. Puncture can completely.3. Continue screwing the can as far as it will go.3. Turn handle a TINY bit the opposite way. I mean, like 1/10 of the way.4. Listen to a hiss and look at the gauge. If no hiss follow step 3 or step 2, but you'll need to jiggle the screw until you hear that hiss. The can will become noticably lighter.