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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" Can Tap and R134A Quick Coupler, 100PSI
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JIFETOR AC Charge Hose with Gauge, Car R134A Features
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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 500PSI and burst pressure is upto 2500PSI. Total length is 19", ideal for easy to reach AC suction service port, for example the AC connector is right on top of your engine compartment.
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REFRIGERANT CHARGING GAUGE: Right in the middle of the refrigerant recharge hose, there is a AC low pressure gauge with scale range 0-100PSI / 0-7kg/cm². 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.
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METAL QUICK COUPLER AND CAN TAP: One side 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 suction service port. The other side is metal can tap with 1/2" female thread interface, can screw to fix on 1/2" male thread of refrigerant bottle opening. T type knobs, easy to operate by fingertips. Internal pin with sharp tip help to pierce refrigerant bottle easily and quickly.
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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.
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SATISFACTORY CUSTOMER SERVICE: This air conditioning U hose gauge is very simple and easy to use, dynamic pressure measurement and refrigerant charging from auto low pressure suction service port. 30 days full refund with returned undamaged JIFETOR product. Any quality related problem in 1 year, we will replace the fittings for free or refund. Any question, please feel free to contact us by email or amazon message system, we will reply ASAP in 24 hours.
About JIFETOR AC Charge Hose With Gauge, Car R134A
HOW TO USE Measure Pressure 1. Start the car, open AC to MAX 2. Clockwise twist T handle to close can tap 3. Connect the quick coupler to the car AC suction service port to measure the pressure Charge Refrigerant 1. Anticlockwise twist T handle to retract the internal pin, screw the can tap on the R134a can. 2. Connect the quick coupler to the car AC suction service port 3. Clockwise twist T handle to pierce R134a can, and then anticlockwise twist T handle to retract the internal pin, to connect the R134a can and the AC, for charging refrigerant SPECIFICATION 1. Total length: 19" (the gauge is right in the middle) 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" ACME male thread bottle opening, self-piercing type 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 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 compresor
