PRODUCT FEATURES: ACP-200D

  • Digital Gauge
  • Easy-to-use
  • Prevents moisture build-up
  • Protects and restores

Product Description

Our specially designed formula helps a vehicle’s A/C produce the coldest air. The approximately 17 oz. of R-134a refrigerant and 3 oz. of additives are used to recharge a vehicle’s A/C system, seal common leaks in the rubber components, and protect and extend the A/C system’s life by eliminating acid and moisture build-up.

This #1 selling A/C recharge kit (according to NPD 2020) comes with a reusable extra-long braided charging hose and digital gauge.

  • Easy-to-Read digital display eliminates guesswork and allows for accurate recharging
  • Formula with 2X cooling boosters vs. the next leading brand of A/C recharge kits: independently tested to deliver the coldest air from your vehicle’s A/C
  • Contains leak sealer to seal common A/C leaks in rubber hoses, gaskets, and O-rings
  • Protects and extends A/C system life
  • Contains approximately 17 oz. of R-134a refrigerant and 3 oz. of additives

Usage Directions

  1. OPEN HOOD AND FIND THE LOW-PRESSURE A/C SERVICE PORT
    With the engine off, open the hood and locate the low-pressure A/C service port (on the larger diameter tubing, between the compressor and evaporator). Remove the plastic cap from the port and save. NOTE: For best results charge under shade. Keep the car doors open while charging (front and back).
  2. TURN ENGINE ON. TURN A/C ON HIGH
    Start the car and turn on the A/C. Set the fan to highest setting and the temperature to its coldest setting. Make sure the recirculation mode is selected.
  3. TURN THE GAUGE ON AND ATTACH THE QUICK CONNECT FITTING
    Attach the quick connect fitting on the end of the recharge hose to the low-pressure service port identified earlier by pulling the connector ring back as the fitting is pushed on. Remove the clear plastic battery tab, and tum on the gauge by pressing the On/Off button.
    Then, attach the quick-connect fitting on the end of the recharge hose to the low-pressure service port by pressing the back of the fitting on to the port.
    NOTE: Our quick connect fitting will only attach on to the low-pressure port.
  4. READ THE PRESSURE
    Without pulling the trigger, look at the gauge to see the current pressure of the system. Match this pressure to PSI range/color on the indicator above the screen. Depending on the color, determine the next step according to grid below.

  5. REMOVE THE PLASTIC SPACER
    Detach the gauge from your vehicle by pulling back on the connection ring to release the coupler. Unscrew and remove the plastic spacer between the trigger assembly and can.
  6. CHARGE THE SYSTEM
    Shake the can well, and screw can on to the gauge/trigger assembly. Reattach the quick-conect back on the low-side port. Make sure to always hold the can upright (12 o’clock position) before starting to charge.
    Squeeze the trigger to charge the A/C system. While charging, shake the can up and down, alternating between an upright and sideways position. Every 15 seconds release the trigger, and check the PSI reading on the screen. TIP: It is typical for pressure to bounce around as the compressor is cycling. If that happens, read the lowest pressure.
  7. STOP CHARGING WHEN THE PSI IS IN GREEN RANGE
    BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVERCHARGE YOUR SYSTEM – DO NOT LET THE PSI READING MAKE IT INTO THE RED RANGE. 
    Once the PSI makes it anywhere between 26-50 PSI, check the vent temperature. If it is colder, then charging is complete. Do not try to get it to the highest part of the green zone or you risk overcharging. Remove the hose from the service port and replace the plastic cap when finished. Store any unused refrigerant in a cool, dry place

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