DIY: Recharging the A/C system in your Jeep

DIY: Recharging the A/C system in your Jeep

Just a quick tutorial on how to charge a low system in a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee using a kit from a local Autoparts store.

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bmw325e1991 says:

exactly. i actually just traded in my bmw and got a new jeep lol. havnt had a/c in years. its sooo nice!

A70M1CN1NJ4 says:

stop calling it a truck lol

mhsharpshootermh says:

The Canadian honkers are a nice touch Haha.

bmw325e1991 says:

shops here want $200…

Steve Smith says:

That 4.7 motor is a good motor i got 01 dakota 4.7 that there is no cabin air filter which sucks

Applepiebetty says:

Where did you buy your’s. Here you pay a $10.. deposit on each can, but get it all back when you return the cans. I only got the cans though the set looks like a real winner.

Peter Rubke says:

jajajajaja read well the instructions first jajajaja

hizevryware88 says:

this isa the wrong way to recharge your ac

Brian Richards says:

We puchased a jeep cherokee that needs charging. We don’t know how long it has needed it. Should we use just straight R134a or should we use one with lubricant? Will the compressor need fresh lubricant if it’s been sitting? Will too much lubricant cause problems?

ecc444 says:

Great tip! My 2006 JGC stopped blowing cold yday. Shop charged me $105 to recharge.

Maintainer1 says:

I would probably check the pressure before “piercing open” the can. That way you don’t waste the freon.

jjs777fzr says:

thanks for the vid – I think the instructions say to hold can upside down – although you said it got colder for you it doesnt matter but maybe worth noting for others.

theinfinatewisdom says:

Very Cool..Thanks…


Fabio Di says:

im gonna try this on the weekend, i got a 06 jeep also

mike0griff says:

good video, thanks for the help.

Craig Arndt says:

I did this to my 2003 Grand Cherokee. Wasn’t blowing very cool, so I bought a small can. It took all of that small can and worked very well after that.

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