Is it necessary to pump Air-Con Gas (Small Can)?

[Carlover76]

I understand that some of you might have pump those air-con gas into your car air-con and I heard that it will help to lubricate the air-con system to prevent over-stressing of the air-con compressor, is this true?

 

Can anyone advise me whether do new car need such treatment?

[Ghostrider]

Those are not aircon gas alone...

 

Those contain a mixture of aircon gas and compressor lubricating oil.

 

And if you get those reputable brands like BuddyClub...it does work. Aircon is cooler and when compressor cuts in, it does not shudder and jerk so much.

[Pisces69]

If your car is new & u don't have any problem with your AC, don't do anything to it. Just leave it otherwise u might make it worse. They fiddle with your new ac & for sure very soon u wil have problems with it.

 

Only when u go for your AC maintenance/service when the AC is not cold anymore, remind the mech to add some compressor oil. Most mech already know what to do unless u end up going to those "Mickey Mouse" ac ws.

[Carlover76]

Oh, thanks for all your reply and I heard from Buddy Club that they are no longer selling the Air-Con lubricant anymore.

[Pisces69]

As what I always feel if a product can't stand the test of time, it can't b that good.

 

Anyway just beware of gimmicks. Some might do some good but the cost cancels out any benefits. Some r of no good at all buy don't cause any harm. The most dangerous r those that damage your car & cost u $$$ too.

[Jusnel]

new car no need la....

 

anyway, new car under warranty.... compressor spoil, just change new one....

 

but however, new car still to service the compressor once a year. this is where the lubricate oil comes in. but let the AD do it.

[Dipstick]

Quote:" If your car is new & u don't have any problem with your AC, don't do anything to it. Just leave it otherwise u might make it worse. They fiddle with your new ac & for sure very soon u wil have problems with it."

Unquote.

 

I agree with that...... read "motor" as "mor tor" in cantonese (it means "touch get more trouble").

[Pisces69]

read "motor" as "mor tor" in cantonese (it means "touch get more trouble").

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