Hey Chris I’ve been watching your videos since I was 16. My father wasn’t really around to teach me about cars, I know you have no idea who I am but you were like a dad to me, guiding me into the world of cars, thanks for all you do.
Those feelings are really heavy right now!! I wish I had my real dad around to show me cool things too!! I had to learn from friends and my grandfather!! Awesome video!!
This is a very good video. One tip: when you're getting ready to add refrigerant, loosely hold the hose fitting next to the charging port and use the trigger to deliver a small squirt. When you see refrigerant starting to come out of the fitting, quickly attach it to the port. This procedure flushes air and moisture out of the hose -- and you don't want either of those inside your A/C system.
Don't listen to anything this shade tree has to say, it's all misinformation. Your trigger method doesn't and won't purge all air/ moisture from the system. This is accomplished by pulling a vacuum on the system for a certain amount of time to pull all the air out and boil off all the moisture. A simple "squirt" method is not the answer. Just wasting your time and further inducing toxic refrigerant into the atmosphere.
I have cancer and very weak and my 80yo mom's car ac stopped blowing cold air. We don't have money or skills to fix cars, but your video helped me save my mom from suffering in her hot car, which allows her to take herself and I to the doctors in comfort! Thankyou! You truly are a lifesaver!
I'm a 54-year-old registered nurse (I don't work on cars) and I watched this video and filled up the refrigerant in my 2004 Saturn Vue. The temperature outside was 100 degrees in humid southwestern Virginia when I took my teenage grandsons to the fair. The AC was so cold in the car we had to turn it off!! It had only blown hot air before this quick fix. Thank you so much!!! You saved me a lot of time and an excessive amount of BS! 😀
@@chrisfixnot sure why I cannot comment on the main thread but I wanted to ask a question because I'm sure I'm not the first one to run across this but the bottle of AC pro that I purchased does not have a separate temperature gauge to set it only has the low filled a small yellow area and then the red area for the PSI and it goes up to 150 like yours
This is, by far, the best tutorial on how to recharge your car's A/C. He uses clear, concise language, speaks like a professional, uses perfect panning of camera so you can follow his instructions precisely. He also has a way of making this seem like anyone can do it. I'm feeling confident now. I've watched other videos and felt like calling the nearest auto repair shop for fearing that I would screw it up. I am subscribing to his videos and I feel so lucky to have found this guy! He just saved me $200.00. The shop was going to charge me $230.00 to do this work. Thank you so much for posting this very helpful tutorial!! You are amazing!!
This is NOT the way to top up air conditioning systems, the vital part of servicing car AC is the procedure of putting the system in a state of vacuum to remove air and moisture, this procedure doesn’t allow for that. These cans should be banned because you don’t know if the system has a leak on it and could release refrigerant into the atmosphere. Do yourselves a favour and just pay someone to do it properly.
@@markb4772 Why would you want to vacuum a system with a known leak? To get more air and moisture in ? And please stop these conspiracy theories about refrigerant making holes in ozone layer. Refrigerant has a long chemical formula and is much heavier than air.
@@DrPolarisMD Read it properly before commenting!! 1, I never said to vac a system with a leak, you should pressure test with OFN if you suspect a leak 2, I never said anything about the ozone layer, so I don't know where the conspiracy theory is? R134a is not ozone depleting anyway, but does contribute to global warming, if you don't believe this then your are mental!! I suggest you read up on air conditioning before commenting, i have been a professional vehicle air conditioning engineer for nearly 14 years, so do have somewhat of an understanding of it. If you think that these aerosol cans are a good idea you obviously know jack shit about AC
This was SO amazingly easy to understand, and it WORKED. Like for reals. Suddenly, what's under my hood doesn't look so scary. I feel like a DIY Superwoman. THANK YOU!
I like that! My girlfriend is scared to death of this stuff! But it's OK :) I enjoy fixing cars and stuff, it's relaxing and stimulates my brain! Good for you!
@@thomasshelby7507 he is right, you don't understand this. Even if he makes a lot of money, he makes great information. Because of him you won't get ripped off at a mechanic. He saved a lot of people a lot of money. When I was 8 I came across his chanel and since then I'm subscribed to him. He made me live cars, and he determined my future, because of him after I finish school I will study to be a car specialist. His information and help is so much worth. People save a lot of money because of him, and in this case, because of him I am going to make a lot of money. Since I'm gonna be a car specialist and tuner. So there is a reason to watch his adds. His videos are gold. I come back to them every month. I've watched every videos at least 4 times. Not everyone understands that he puts a lot of time in his video. And I, I appreciate that a lot, because it determined my future. Love to him ✌
I spent basically 3 summers driving my car without a/c because of all the refrigerant leaked out and I didn't want to pay hundreds of dollars to recharge it or fix the leak at a local mechanic shop. Today, I realized I could've recharged the refrigerant myself for a fraction of the price I would've had to pay at the shop. You're awesome, Chris. Thank you.
You’ve helped me clean my 97 Mustang GT’s engine, fixed my odometer, change my oil, and now recharge my A/C in her. I‘m learning a ton about her, I feel an expert on my Mustang’s engine. Thanks so much!!
This video was SO easy to follow, with the step by step instructions, that even I, a 45 yo single mom was able to recharge my A/C saving me hundreds!! Now I can stop melting in this Chicago heat, I can't thank you enough.
He is giving the wrong message by tell people its o.k. to charge a leaking a/c system. 134-R damages the ozone and the system needs to be drained by a certified technician, repaired and filled. These boosters do not last if there is a leak. Take it to a professional.
Your tutorial was so easy to follow and clear, I managed to repair the A/C in my son's car. You did a good tutorial. I saved money by not taking my car to the repairman. Excellent video. Thanks a lot.
Hey guys my e46s ac compressor isnt working i refilled the lines with refrigerant (Artic Freeze 134a), checked fuses and compressor never spun any ideas on what might be the issue im thinking its the actual compressor. Any ideas? Thank you.
Guadalupe Soto Jr yea bro its probably your compressor if its not turning on. Put a hot wire to the positive leads to see if you can jump the compressor.
Magnets in the front of the compressor clutch maybe out of tolerance so it cannot engage also check power is getting to the clutch unit and the compressor isn't seized up, other causes could be a leak in the system if it's not holding pressure.. :) Gl bud.
My son is a toddler and loves your videos, he already knows the exact steps to change a tire. I bought him a toy kit because he actually grabbed my tire iron once and tried to take off the lugs nuts, lol Your instructional videos have saved me thousands of $$$!!! I am based in the same area as you, we’ve probably passed each other in ShopRite, lol Your videos have taught me how to fix almost everything on my own vehicles! That’s priceless and I am super grateful!
Excellent video! I've been working on cars for 20+ years mostly maintenance and small repairs. This is the first time I have had to recharge A/C refrigerant. I found your walk-thru clear and on point w/out all the filler talk. Your vid is helpful and doesn't waste time. Love it. God Bless. Keep up the great work.
There are so many videos on how to fix cars, but I gotta admit, your videos are the best. Clear and concise, very straightforward to the point, and uplifting positive energy that comes from you. Thank you and keep up the great content!
arno maas DONT USE THIS. If you use it and you then want to get your ac serviced by a shop you will ruin their ac machine wich costs around 5000dollar. And they might actually make you pay for that. Just get a shop to fill it with fluorescent fluid added and then after its going low again you go to the shop again and they use an uv light to look for traces of the fluorescent fluid and they will find the leak really fast.
bob rosco Thank you for your warning! Since I have got controversial info on the product ,I will check with my local shop for the case they may have a guideline for such products.
Thank you so much. I'm a 62 year old female and did this.😀 I haven't had a/c all summer and decided to check RUclips and do it myself. I came across your channel and followed it to a tee. I'm very proud of myself. Thank you again, you saved me from the Florida summer.
My Dad and I are so thankful to have come across your video. With the heat changing so drastically I had been having to go through 1 to 2 hours of traffic for work with no AC at up to 98 to almost over 100 degrees. We are so happy to finally know how to do it 😊 Your video is amazing!
Thanks Chris! I suck at working on cars. I have fixed a lot by just watching your videos. Your videos are way better than most. Keep up the great work.
Because this isn’t the right way. At the very least you need manifold gauges so you can see the high pressure side. He shows the right way in a newer video where he has replaced the compressor. Without seeing the high side you have no idea what it’s doing. The low side could look ok but the high is going way too high because of another problem in the system.
@@DVeck89 I am not a mechanic. I don't want to be. I want the quick, most-common fix to save money. I can go to THD and get a can of this stuff and do this myself. I'm not going to buy gauges, other manifold do-hickies, etc. for seeing the high side. Maybe I should care about it -- but I don't. I just want my air conditioner to get me through this next Texas summer. This should do it. Chris is alright in my book.
@@DortuAirCond_ACmobil I didn't dislike the video, but I do have an issue with him not purging the air out of the line before attaching it to the ac line.
Hey Chris, thank you so much for teaching me how to properly maintain my car. My father never really taught me, he always did it himself or had me take it to a shop, and you’ve taught me so much. Thank you again!
I'm definitely confident about doing this on my vw passatt I also have the manual so I'm going to give it a try. Thanks Chris. I'm a widow so this helps ALOT. Just Had to go to the dealer for a dealer only repair. $628. Dollars later. Yikes 😬
Thank you Chris. Your AC video allowed me to fix the AC in my 22 year old Dodge Dakota pickup. One thing I want to add here is when I first hooked up the AC bottle and pressure gauge to the AC port under the hood, the gauge was fluctuating wildly between the white low pressure range to the red over-charge range. I also noticed the AC clutch was kicking on and off every 20 seconds - which was causing the gauge to fluctuate. I was confused by the gauge behavior and I was worried the problem might be too much refrigerant in the system instead of not enough refrigerant in the system. I know too much refrigerant can seriously damage the system, so for a while I didn't know what to do. But I finally concluded there is no way there is too much refrigerant in the AC system because the AC has never been recharged in 22 years. So I forged ahead adding refrigerant as per Chris' instructions. The gauge gradually stopped fluctuating and stayed in the low pressure range, and as I kept adding refrigerant the gauge gradually moved up into the green normal area and the AC clutch stopped kicking on and off every 20 seconds. The AC now works good as new and blows much cold air. Chris should run for president.
@@ambitionfilms5999 About one year has gone by since I added the refrigerant to my 22 year old truck's a/c system as per Chris' video, and the a/c is still working very well - if there was a leak somewhere in the a/c system, the sealant in the refrigerant seems to have stopped the leak. I did not 'vacuum the system'.
This is what I needed to read. I have AC manifolds and I was getting these exact readings and I have my hesitationsm. My car is a 2001 Ford Mustang that I never had the AC recharged or serviced. Compared to other cars we have, the AC in my 2001 Ford Mustang barely gets cold...or it takes forever to get to a comfortable range. Thank you for this comment!
This saved me hundreds of dollars! This channel has helped me time and time again, you have NO idea how essential this has been for me. I have a truck and it was a bit more difficult to find the high and low ports, but Chris made another more thorough video using a truck, check it out y'all! Link is in the top right corner of the video.
The AC Pro Kit bottle should have a label on it “this video is required viewing before using this product”! Thank you for explaining the details like high vs low ports, where to find them, what the arrows on the bottle mean and how to read them, and how the temperature outside plays a roll. Several other videos just assume you know these details or can’t explain them effectively. It’s videos like this that help people like me who can do the work with a detailed step by step process explanation and demonstration. Awesome, thank you!
Just want to thank you so much for Your video!!!! My ac hasn’t worked for more than a year 😂. I watched your video over the weekend and bam my AC BLOWING ICE COLD ❄️ AIR AGAIN! Your the man fr fr
Literally this was exactly what I needed to know! Thank you so much for making such a brief and information tutorial! I hate wading through all the B.S explanations where people don't get to the point. Great job brother!
This is so comprehensive! This makes me much more confident doing this just having the knowledge of how to identify parts in different cars, how the system flows and what exactly to do. It's a crash course and instructions in one. Perfect! Thank you!
Mr. Chris; Thanks for all the videos, you are a great example on how to properly make videos showing folks out there like myself how to re-fill AC system. Again, thanks Respectfully; Andy
hey chris, can't thank you enough. we ladies need to know this stuff too!! i've been watching you for years now, and none of my time has been wasted. I am so grateful to you. you the man!
i am a retired 76 year old diy car owner .. the aircon on my 2008 Citroen C5 is not very cold . the local garage owner is not willing to pay for a certificate to store the refrigerant . after watching your Video I am more than happy to obtain a diy kit like you demonstrated . .The lower temperature was impressive .. drive defensively .
I’m a total numbnut when it comes to anything mechanical but just did this for my 2007 Subaru which hasn’t had AC working for over a year. Worked instantly; blowing crazy cold. Thank you!!
Criss I could hug you rite now! I just successfully avoided be over charged by charging my own Ac. Thanks to you this lady is winning right now. 😘 It's feeling chilly in here
Thank you so much man! I've been struggling for a while with my warm ac but now thanks to you I can finally ride with the windows up comfortably in the summer. Thanks!!!!!!
As someone who's worked at a dealership, I absolutely love the fact that you mentioned how it something isn't working it might just be related to the same thing. Most places would capitalize on that and charge you an arm and a leg for the "repairs" on something that has nothing wrong with it.
The AC in my used 2011 Honda Civic has never worked well. I live in Florida. This year, the summer has been brutal with temperatures up towards 100, and humidity in the 70 to 80% range. When I say your instructions are a life saver, I mean literally, you are fixing such a massive hole in my current form of transportation. Thank you for your video!
A lot of videos on RUclips tell you to charge it when the vehicle is off. The directions on the can said the same. I couldn’t release any refrigerant with the vehicle off. I started the vehicle up and with the compressor running I was able to release the refrigerant. This is the only video that I’ve seen it being done with the vehicle running. Great video.
Very timely, as I have to do this to my truck this weekend. Thanks for a very simple, concise, and easy to watch video. As always, Chris Fix is the go-to guy for auto repair.
You literally have everything I would need to learn about my car and how to fix it, I don’t even have a car yet!! Not only are you teaching a informational video but you also make it entertaining!! Great video!!
I do all kinds of work on my own cars, and I have to say this is one of the most thorough and best explanations that I have come across for recharging an AC system on a vehicle. Thanks Chris.
I just wanted to say thank you Chris!! I work for the usps and drive my car every day in this hot weather and have been dying without AC. Your tips really helped and I was able to fix it easy, and it feels great! Thank you again, it is greatly appreciated!
Thank You Chris for helping me to restore my A/C in my 2003 WRX with this great video. You are so easy to understand and I love how you go step by step along with giving the where's and what for's as you go.
I barely know anything about what goes on under the hood, but when I Googled for AC charging prices I couldn't help but think: "Is this something I can do?" Chris, your explanations are so clear that even a 65yr. old beginner like me can figure this out. This video (which includes TWO examples) is very much appreciated!!
This is what I’m talking about. Straight forward video. Very accurate and without the long “bs” most people get into before giving you some information, because is all about themselves and not about the issues. Chris don’t even show his face !. I’m in with you. Great job. Thank you!!!! (old school mechanic)
Thanks so much for this, Chris! I just got my car the other day. Aside from needing a new battery, the A/C wasn't giving out any cool air. My grandfather was suggesting to just replace it, but checking further thanks to this video, it was just completely out of refridgerant. $40 later, and it works like it should now. So again, thank you!
@@carolyoung3444 26 just now. Different, but highly rated type. Btw, if I just bought a car and it needed coolant, I'd be back over there in a second. Get a battery charger. Clip red to red side, black to the bolt that's right there and not connected to anything else (that's why it's there, as a ground, don't use the black terminal, it can make the process more dangerous.) Then, plug it into the wall after those are clipped securely. It should shut off on its own after up to 8 hours or as few as 3. Nice to have more than one, too. A portable jump starter one with power plugs is nice if you're not at home. You want the 50 amps. 100 amps is for jump starting. Don't do that unless you have to. With less than 50 amps, it'll take forever. That's for smaller things like motorcycles or lawn mowers. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. When finished, carefully unplug from wall first, then take the clips off in the right order. Do NOT touch them to each other or anything metal. They WILL spark. You don't want that.
I realize you have over 8 million subscribers & if you had over 18 million you would still be underrated! You’re professional, concise, & cover everything from soup to nuts while describing everything methodically. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again thank you for being a RUclipsr! 👊🏻
God bless you and God bless anyone reading this! Hope you have an awesome day! Seek him while you can! Jesus is the way and the only way and he is returning soon! Whenever you think you aren't loved... Remember the ultimate sacrifice was for love! ENDING YOUR LIFE IS NEVER THE ANSWER! For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV The wages of sin is death (hell) but Jesus paid our debt on the cross, for our salvation! We must turn to God and away from our sinful ways, Confess Jesus is Lord and believe with our hearts that he was risen from the dead by God, and we must be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son and The Holy Spirit and live by His word and Commandments! Trust that God will help with the rest! Seek God today before it's too late! Today could be your last day on earth! Have a blessed day! ----
Hey Chris, just wanted to say THANK YOU, Whenever it was hot in the car, she was too, even outside the car,but you helped me change that. Appreciate your help 🙏 😊
You saved us so much discomfort and money through this simple, easy-to-follow video! I like how you showed where to find the nozzle on two different vehicles; mine ended up kinda hidden behind the engine block, but your instructions led me right to it. Thanks so much!
This is how DIY videos should be done. Simple and to the point without a lot of blabbing before getting to the nitty gritty. Very informative and detailed. Great job. Thank you ChrisFix...you saved me a boat load of money having to recharge my AC every few months because they couldn't find the slow leak.
Hell yeah dude! Thank you very much for being informative, simply and making it ALL of us /anyone could understand your directions and how to fix whatever is troubling us. You are MAN!
Chris - you really put together another great/friendly/informative and accessible video - nicely done. Also good editing - keeps the content tight and presentation smooth - don't feel like any of my time is wasted.
Riyad Kalla Thanks so much! That is 100% the goal and that is why editing takes me forever! I am glad you liked the video and I really appreciate the feedback!
I’ve never been able to do anything with my car on my own until this video. You literally hit step-by-step and save me hundreds of dollars of getting it done at a mechanic shop. Thank you so much.
I just watched another guy's video, and all the comments said what a great job he did...well, I didn't learn a thing...but now, BECAUSE OF YOUR VIDEO, I understand it so much better, and I think I can do this. You are such an excellent teacher!!! Many thanks!!!😃
Ever since my dad (also was my mechanic); passed away on Xmas Day, I've been learning a lot about cars on my own. As a woman, I don't like being taken advantage of, so I've been learning the best i could to solved many car issues & saved $$. Thx for all your tips. Truly helped me to learn about the ac system, etc. God bless.
Clear. Concise. Spot-on. Your explanation is so good I was able to easily explain to my college-age daughter and now she’s going to be able to save some $ by DIY-fixing, too. Thank you, Chris!
Literally the best video so far that I’ve seen. They just say. You need to find this and add your refrigerant 😂 thank you for the in depth detail of what to do. Props to you!!
Is it just me or I just watch this videos when I don’t need to fix anything, I just watch them because it’s so interesting. Thanks Chris keep up the work
Wow, I must say that at 71yrs young, I ain't trying to do this myself, but boy oh boy did you explain what is done, cause I had no idea, AT ALL. Now when I go to pick up my car from the mechanic I can talk to him like a boss!! I do want to look under the hood to find those compressor valves, just so I know where they are. Muchas gracias!
Hey Chris I’ve been watching your videos since I was 16. My father wasn’t really around to teach me about cars, I know you have no idea who I am but you were like a dad to me, guiding me into the world of cars, thanks for all you do.
Crying rn
Damn. Kid, got me in the feels like 🥺
Check out "hey dad how do I?" On RUclips, he's a great guy too
Chris is probably like the same age lol. Jk
Those feelings are really heavy right now!! I wish I had my real dad around to show me cool things too!! I had to learn from friends and my grandfather!! Awesome video!!
This is a very good video. One tip: when you're getting ready to add refrigerant, loosely hold the hose fitting next to the charging port and use the trigger to deliver a small squirt. When you see refrigerant starting to come out of the fitting, quickly attach it to the port. This procedure flushes air and moisture out of the hose -- and you don't want either of those inside your A/C system.
Don't listen to anything this shade tree has to say, it's all misinformation. Your trigger method doesn't and won't purge all air/ moisture from the system. This is accomplished by pulling a vacuum on the system for a certain amount of time to pull all the air out and boil off all the moisture. A simple "squirt" method is not the answer. Just wasting your time and further inducing toxic refrigerant into the atmosphere.
That's a great tip! makes so much sense too. It's like getting bubbles out of a needle.
@@willvr4 Exactly
I have cancer and very weak and my 80yo mom's car ac stopped blowing cold air. We don't have money or skills to fix cars, but your video helped me save my mom from suffering in her hot car, which allows her to take herself and I to the doctors in comfort! Thankyou! You truly are a lifesaver!
i hope your okay
Haha
God bless her and I hope you will recover to your cancer
Praying for healing in the mighty name of Jesus!!!
hope you've recovered
I'm a 54-year-old registered nurse (I don't work on cars) and I watched this video and filled up the refrigerant in my 2004 Saturn Vue. The temperature outside was 100 degrees in humid southwestern Virginia when I took my teenage grandsons to the fair. The AC was so cold in the car we had to turn it off!! It had only blown hot air before this quick fix. Thank you so much!!! You saved me a lot of time and an excessive amount of BS! 😀
I'm glad this video helped you out!
@@chrisfix Yooo you still respond 😁
@@thelombax I was just about to comment that. Amazing!
@@chrisfixnot sure why I cannot comment on the main thread but I wanted to ask a question because I'm sure I'm not the first one to run across this but the bottle of AC pro that I purchased does not have a separate temperature gauge to set it only has the low filled a small yellow area and then the red area for the PSI and it goes up to 150 like yours
@@brian8431 You don't have a green area? What do the instructions on the can say? AC Pro has videos on their website.
This is, by far, the best tutorial on how to recharge your car's A/C. He uses clear, concise language, speaks like a professional, uses perfect panning of camera so you can follow his instructions precisely. He also has a way of making this seem like anyone can do it. I'm feeling confident now. I've watched other videos and felt like calling the nearest auto repair shop for fearing that I would screw it up. I am subscribing to his videos and I feel so lucky to have found this guy! He just saved me $200.00. The shop was going to charge me $230.00 to do this work. Thank you so much for posting this very helpful tutorial!! You are amazing!!
Welcome aboard and thanks a lot! I'm glad you were able to save $200!
This is NOT the way to top up air conditioning systems, the vital part of servicing car AC is the procedure of putting the system in a state of vacuum to remove air and moisture, this procedure doesn’t allow for that. These cans should be banned because you don’t know if the system has a leak on it and could release refrigerant into the atmosphere. Do yourselves a favour and just pay someone to do it properly.
I agree with mark
@@markb4772 Why would you want to vacuum a system with a known leak? To get more air and moisture in ? And please stop these conspiracy theories about refrigerant making holes in ozone layer. Refrigerant has a long chemical formula and is much heavier than air.
@@DrPolarisMD Read it properly before commenting!!
1, I never said to vac a system with a leak, you should pressure test with OFN if you suspect a leak
2, I never said anything about the ozone layer, so I don't know where the conspiracy theory is? R134a is not ozone depleting anyway, but does contribute to global warming, if you don't believe this then your are mental!!
I suggest you read up on air conditioning before commenting, i have been a professional vehicle air conditioning engineer for nearly 14 years, so do have somewhat of an understanding of it. If you think that these aerosol cans are a good idea you obviously know jack shit about AC
This was SO amazingly easy to understand, and it WORKED. Like for reals. Suddenly, what's under my hood doesn't look so scary. I feel like a DIY Superwoman. THANK YOU!
Jeanette Illidge work on mine next? Ok thanks :)
I like that! My girlfriend is scared to death of this stuff! But it's OK :) I enjoy fixing cars and stuff, it's relaxing and stimulates my brain!
Good for you!
What's under your hood......shouldn't be scary at all LOL! 😀😂 Jokes....
@@JojoushiPWI I told my girlfriend I do car repair for bj's. Works out well. Sometimes I'll just unplug something under the hood so I can repair it.
Yes...… Well dont try to fly, you'll get a nasty surprise lol
This content sometimes doesn't even seem like it should be free. It takes a genius to make it simple thank you
Facts. That's why I even watch the ads to try and help him get some loot lol.
Trust me, he’s getting paid on these videos
@@thomasshelby7507 he is right, you don't understand this. Even if he makes a lot of money, he makes great information. Because of him you won't get ripped off at a mechanic. He saved a lot of people a lot of money. When I was 8 I came across his chanel and since then I'm subscribed to him. He made me live cars, and he determined my future, because of him after I finish school I will study to be a car specialist. His information and help is so much worth. People save a lot of money because of him, and in this case, because of him I am going to make a lot of money. Since I'm gonna be a car specialist and tuner. So there is a reason to watch his adds. His videos are gold. I come back to them every month. I've watched every videos at least 4 times. Not everyone understands that he puts a lot of time in his video. And I, I appreciate that a lot, because it determined my future.
Love to him ✌
When do you have to do the proper way with manifolds and vacuum? Why not just do this everytime?
He's getting paid. So it's not free.
I spent basically 3 summers driving my car without a/c because of all the refrigerant leaked out and I didn't want to pay hundreds of dollars to recharge it or fix the leak at a local mechanic shop.
Today, I realized I could've recharged the refrigerant myself for a fraction of the price I would've had to pay at the shop.
You're awesome, Chris. Thank you.
I hope you put a vacuum in the system first since your system has been empty.
@@DaDaDanceProject I don’t think people realize that putting refrigerant in your system is much different than putting gas in your gas tank
@@DaDaDanceProject My Kirby is too big to fit in there.
Chris is literally a father figure to me
My dad wasn’t around to much to show me how’s it’s done thanks man means a lot
@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358reciting Bible verses isn't going to convince anyone your religion is true. Only through reason and evidence
@Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him people like you are the reason Christianity is scary
@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358 idiot
I feel the same way
You’ve helped me clean my 97 Mustang GT’s engine, fixed my odometer, change my oil, and now recharge my A/C in her. I‘m learning a ton about her, I feel an expert on my Mustang’s engine. Thanks so much!!
Dumb..
@@DonJetblack00 what
Keep it up 👍🏼
Chris, you are helping a lot of people. It's obvious you put a lot of effort in these tutorials. You have my thanks!
+Shooter McGavin These videos are GOLD.
Shooter McGavin How did you blow that lead on the back 9?
lol!
to tyler
Do you eat pieces of shit for breakfast?
This video was SO easy to follow, with the step by step instructions, that even I, a 45 yo single mom was able to recharge my A/C saving me hundreds!! Now I can stop melting in this Chicago heat, I can't thank you enough.
911?
Yes?
There's a guy in front of my house talking to his car
+xXiChris x HansonXx My neighbors know I am a car whisperer so they dont even bother calling the cops anymore...
+ChrisFix hahah
+ChrisFix I wish my neighbors did the same a bout my talent of being able to talk to heir mattresses
Take1 Films its may be Kitt:-D
Call the People in the White Coveralls and the State Hosp. Van,They’ll take care of it, Just Don’t Watch!!!
You rock! My wife just asked me to do this and now I can do it with confidence. Thanks Mr.Fix.
Did you tell her you just watched a YT video?
A magician never reveals his secrets
Colten Gordon 💯💯
Unfortunately, A/C systems are more complex than just filling the refrigerant. There's a reason the refridgerant is low
Wow I hope RUclips is paying this guy a lot of money!! Great job Chris!
Thanks Mason! Glad the video was helpful!
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@@chrisfix What do I do if I have a clog in my A/C system?
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He is giving the wrong message by tell people its o.k. to charge a leaking a/c system. 134-R damages the ozone and the system needs to be drained by a certified technician, repaired and filled. These boosters do not last if there is a leak. Take it to a professional.
Your tutorial was so easy to follow and clear, I managed to repair the A/C in my son's car.
You did a good tutorial. I saved money by not taking my car to the repairman.
Excellent video. Thanks a lot.
OMG I WAS LOOKING UP E46 AC RECHARGE AND ITS CHRIS FIX THANK GOD
+Peter Mason hahah awesome
Hey guys my e46s ac compressor isnt working i refilled the lines with refrigerant (Artic Freeze 134a), checked fuses and compressor never spun any ideas on what might be the issue im thinking its the actual compressor. Any ideas? Thank you.
Guadalupe Soto Jr yea bro its probably your compressor if its not turning on. Put a hot wire to the positive leads to see if you can jump the compressor.
Guadalupe Soto Jr if you cant get power to it you are going to want to replace ot
Magnets in the front of the compressor clutch maybe out of tolerance so it cannot engage also check power is getting to the clutch unit and the compressor isn't seized up, other causes could be a leak in the system if it's not holding pressure.. :) Gl bud.
My son is a toddler and loves your videos, he already knows the exact steps to change a tire. I bought him a toy kit because he actually grabbed my tire iron once and tried to take off the lugs nuts, lol Your instructional videos have saved me thousands of $$$!!! I am based in the same area as you, we’ve probably passed each other in ShopRite, lol Your videos have taught me how to fix almost everything on my own vehicles! That’s priceless and I am super grateful!
Excellent video! I've been working on cars for 20+ years mostly maintenance and small repairs. This is the first time I have had to recharge A/C refrigerant. I found your walk-thru clear and on point w/out all the filler talk. Your vid is helpful and doesn't waste time. Love it. God Bless. Keep up the great work.
Still learning here, do you want the car and AC ON when your are performing this process???
@@MOAON_AABEyes you want it on (I know this is old but it's for others with the same question
There are so many videos on how to fix cars, but I gotta admit, your videos are the best. Clear and concise, very straightforward to the point, and uplifting positive energy that comes from you. Thank you and keep up the great content!
I learned to replace my alternator from you! My dad finally thought i was smart😂 thanks
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Lucky mine passed knowing i was a true blue f up
Hola hermano
You may very well have one of the easiest automotive/DIY channels to follow along with on youtube. Good job and keep it up man.
Thanks a lot!
I used this exact product on my car. I have a tiny compressor seal leak, so a charge lasts 2 years. AC Pro is no joke! My air is ICE cold!
aquateen77723 Yea, it is pretty good stuff! I was impressed!
I went to an auto school and what I was told you you shouldn't use any of that stuff that has sealant in it
aquateen77723 Thanks for that confirmation on ChrisFix'es suggestion ! I will definitely try it as a test and supplement on my family's cars A/C s
arno maas DONT USE THIS. If you use it and you then want to get your ac serviced by a shop you will ruin their ac machine wich costs around 5000dollar. And they might actually make you pay for that. Just get a shop to fill it with fluorescent fluid added and then after its going low again you go to the shop again and they use an uv light to look for traces of the fluorescent fluid and they will find the leak really fast.
bob rosco Thank you for your warning! Since I have got controversial info on the product ,I will check with my local shop for the case they may have a guideline for such products.
Thank you so much. I'm a 62 year old female and did this.😀 I haven't had a/c all summer and decided to check RUclips and do it myself. I came across your channel and followed it to a tee. I'm very proud of myself. Thank you again, you saved me from the Florida summer.
Did it work?
If it wasn’t for Chris I’d be broke. And my mustang would be broke too! Thanks Chris for alll of your videos!
Thanks a lot! And I'm glad you've saved some money with the videos!
Hahaha yeah man my Toyota is in need of some work, I'm about to try this out soon insha'Allah, bismillah
But you will be because your car loves to slide into the croud
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Why don't you just take it to a trained mechanic?
My Dad and I are so thankful to have come across your video. With the heat changing so drastically I had been having to go through 1 to 2 hours of traffic for work with no AC at up to 98 to almost over 100 degrees. We are so happy to finally know how to do it 😊 Your video is amazing!
Glad the video was helpful
Dude I am having the same situation as you I live in the San Fernando valley and it’s very hot here I’m going to try this today
Update: Just did it and it worked you are a godsend !!
Highway robbery to scam people into paying 250 for that!
Thanks Chris! I suck at working on cars. I have fixed a lot by just watching your videos. Your videos are way better than most. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! And I'm sure you're better than you were when you started!
How can this have more than 2k dislikes. The way he explained it was so professional and easy to follow. He deserves my subscription and like!
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Because this isn’t the right way. At the very least you need manifold gauges so you can see the high pressure side. He shows the right way in a newer video where he has replaced the compressor. Without seeing the high side you have no idea what it’s doing. The low side could look ok but the high is going way too high because of another problem in the system.
@@DVeck89 I am not a mechanic. I don't want to be. I want the quick, most-common fix to save money. I can go to THD and get a can of this stuff and do this myself. I'm not going to buy gauges, other manifold do-hickies, etc. for seeing the high side. Maybe I should care about it -- but I don't. I just want my air conditioner to get me through this next Texas summer. This should do it. Chris is alright in my book.
@@DortuAirCond_ACmobil I didn't dislike the video, but I do have an issue with him not purging the air out of the line before attaching it to the ac line.
This has to be the best car tutorial I’ve found on RUclips.
So true!!
Even though, I don't speak good English. But I understood everything you showed in this video. it is very helpfull
Thank you.. Gracias Amigo.
Ola como Estes do you want floutas
seguir probando en inglés, es un muy buen idioma para aprender.
todo lo mejor, Jack
عفوا واجب طال عمرك
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai الله الله الله
جحدت شغل كريس مرة وحدة😂😂😂
@@ab0_d265 ههههههههه ما توقعت عربي يشوف تعليقي. استهبل عليه شوي صاحب التعليق، قال شكرا بالاسباني و جاه الرد مني بما ترى 😂✌️
Hey Chris, thank you so much for teaching me how to properly maintain my car. My father never really taught me, he always did it himself or had me take it to a shop, and you’ve taught me so much. Thank you again!
I'm definitely confident about doing this on my vw passatt I also have the manual so I'm going to give it a try. Thanks Chris. I'm a widow so this helps ALOT. Just Had to go to the dealer for a dealer only repair. $628. Dollars later. Yikes 😬
I know how to charge my AC, so I know how good that video was.
Clear, thorough and none of that padding everyone else puts on.
Have subscribed 👍🏻
Thank you Chris. Your AC video allowed me to fix the AC in my 22 year old Dodge Dakota pickup. One thing I want to add here is when I first hooked up the AC bottle and pressure gauge to the AC port under the hood, the gauge was fluctuating wildly between the white low pressure range to the red over-charge range. I also noticed the AC clutch was kicking on and off every 20 seconds - which was causing the gauge to fluctuate. I was confused by the gauge behavior and I was worried the problem might be too much refrigerant in the system instead of not enough refrigerant in the system. I know too much refrigerant can seriously damage the system, so for a while I didn't know what to do. But I finally concluded there is no way there is too much refrigerant in the AC system because the AC has never been recharged in 22 years. So I forged ahead adding refrigerant as per Chris' instructions. The gauge gradually stopped fluctuating and stayed in the low pressure range, and as I kept adding refrigerant the gauge gradually moved up into the green normal area and the AC clutch stopped kicking on and off every 20 seconds. The AC now works good as new and blows much cold air. Chris should run for president.
You're the man
How is your ac now, I was told not to put this in my car and to do it properly by vacuuming the system
@@ambitionfilms5999 About one year has gone by since I added the refrigerant to my 22 year old truck's a/c system as per Chris' video, and the a/c is still working very well - if there was a leak somewhere in the a/c system, the sealant in the refrigerant seems to have stopped the leak. I did not 'vacuum the system'.
This is what I needed to read. I have AC manifolds and I was getting these exact readings and I have my hesitationsm. My car is a 2001 Ford Mustang that I never had the AC recharged or serviced. Compared to other cars we have, the AC in my 2001 Ford Mustang barely gets cold...or it takes forever to get to a comfortable range. Thank you for this comment!
This saved me hundreds of dollars! This channel has helped me time and time again, you have NO idea how essential this has been for me. I have a truck and it was a bit more difficult to find the high and low ports, but Chris made another more thorough video using a truck, check it out y'all! Link is in the top right corner of the video.
The AC Pro Kit bottle should have a label on it “this video is required viewing before using this product”!
Thank you for explaining the details like high vs low ports, where to find them, what the arrows on the bottle mean and how to read them, and how the temperature outside plays a roll.
Several other videos just assume you know these details or can’t explain them effectively. It’s videos like this that help people like me who can do the work with a detailed step by step process explanation and demonstration.
Awesome, thank you!
Just want to thank you so much for
Your video!!!! My ac hasn’t worked for more than a year 😂. I watched your video over the weekend and bam my AC BLOWING ICE COLD ❄️ AIR AGAIN! Your the man fr fr
Literally this was exactly what I needed to know! Thank you so much for making such a brief and information tutorial! I hate wading through all the B.S explanations where people don't get to the point. Great job brother!
You are a great teacher/explainer. The rest of RUclips could learn from your methods of explaining and camera work. Excellent video!!
This is so comprehensive! This makes me much more confident doing this just having the knowledge of how to identify parts in different cars, how the system flows and what exactly to do. It's a crash course and instructions in one. Perfect! Thank you!
You saved my ass. The AC went out on my van and I'm about to drive 8 hours with three little kids. Thank you!
Glad the video could help you!
Good luck on your road trip! Stay safe.
Mr. Chris;
Thanks for all the videos, you are a great example on how to properly make videos showing folks out there like myself how to re-fill AC system. Again, thanks
Respectfully; Andy
hey chris, can't thank you enough. we ladies need to know this stuff too!! i've been watching you for years now, and none of my time has been wasted. I am so grateful to you. you the man!
I'm an A/C mechanic and wow this is the easiest and best way for sure! Well I'm still training but that doesn't change the subject!
Mashhor Mex would this be the way to go when replacing one of the hoses? There was a leak on one of the hoses and now I’m gonna replace the hose.
@@B_MAN_707 yeah. I mean that A/C pro is about 40$
@@B_MAN_707 no you need the system to be put into a vacuum to remove the moisture in the system. This video is for back yard hack mechanics..
Dude, I just recharged my A/C after I watched this video. Thank you!
i am a retired 76 year old diy car owner .. the aircon on my 2008 Citroen C5 is not very cold . the local garage owner is not willing to pay for a certificate to store the refrigerant . after watching your Video I am more than happy to obtain a diy kit like you demonstrated . .The lower temperature was impressive .. drive defensively .
I’m a total numbnut when it comes to anything mechanical but just did this for my 2007 Subaru which hasn’t had AC working for over a year. Worked instantly; blowing crazy cold. Thank you!!
Criss I could hug you rite now! I just successfully avoided be over charged by charging my own Ac. Thanks to you this lady is winning right now. 😘 It's feeling chilly in here
Nice work
Thank you so much man! I've been struggling for a while with my warm ac but now thanks to you I can finally ride with the windows up comfortably in the summer. Thanks!!!!!!
As someone who's worked at a dealership, I absolutely love the fact that you mentioned how it something isn't working it might just be related to the same thing. Most places would capitalize on that and charge you an arm and a leg for the "repairs" on something that has nothing wrong with it.
The AC in my used 2011 Honda Civic has never worked well.
I live in Florida. This year, the summer has been brutal with temperatures up towards 100, and humidity in the 70 to 80% range.
When I say your instructions are a life saver, I mean literally, you are fixing such a massive hole in my current form of transportation. Thank you for your video!
My 2011 Honda just stopped working and I've been getting those high auto shop prices! Going to try this soon
A lot of videos on RUclips tell you to charge it when the vehicle is off. The directions on the can said the same. I couldn’t release any refrigerant with the vehicle off. I started the vehicle up and with the compressor running I was able to release the refrigerant. This is the only video that I’ve seen it being done with the vehicle running. Great video.
Excellent video...you did a better job showing/explaining how to use the AC Pro recharge than the actual AC Pro video here on RUclips, Thanks!
Very timely, as I have to do this to my truck this weekend. Thanks for a very simple, concise, and easy to watch video. As always, Chris Fix is the go-to guy for auto repair.
Thanks a lot! Glad the videos are helpful!
JMichael Taylor Did it work out well?
Thanks for the video. Picked up a bottle and my system registered 10psi, increased to 33psi and now I have cold air for the first time in years!!!
What a legend, this guy is still replying to comments on a 5 year old video.
Awesome ain't he ...
Can of DIY refrigerant with gauge = $20.00. Mechanic recharge price = $130.00. This tutorial video = Priceless.
Glad the video was helpful!
not the brand an type he used try 35 to 45 depending on where you buy it
No it isnt. I found a can for 20 from walmart..lol
bought the same can as in the video. $40 ...
Even if it was 50$ your still saving more then 50% of what a mechanic well charge you.
You literally have everything I would need to learn about my car and how to fix it, I don’t even have a car yet!! Not only are you teaching a informational video but you also make it entertaining!! Great video!!
I do all kinds of work on my own cars, and I have to say this is one of the most thorough and best explanations that I have come across for recharging an AC system on a vehicle. Thanks Chris.
I just wanted to say thank you Chris!! I work for the usps and drive my car every day in this hot weather and have been dying without AC. Your tips really helped and I was able to fix it easy, and it feels great! Thank you again, it is greatly appreciated!
As soon as I seen the temperature gauge turn 43° ."Sheeeeeeesh. SOLD!
I seen? Display your ignorance
Don’t be that guy that goes around saying “sheesh”
@@spaomalley sheeesh
Sheeeeeesh i seen some old farts in these replies
Thank You Chris for helping me to restore my A/C in my 2003 WRX with this great video. You are so easy to understand and I love how you go step by step along with giving the where's and what for's as you go.
I barely know anything about what goes on under the hood, but when I Googled for AC charging prices I couldn't help but think: "Is this something I can do?" Chris, your explanations are so clear that even a 65yr. old beginner like me can figure this out. This video (which includes TWO examples) is very much appreciated!!
Wow this was explained way better than the actual AC-Pro RUclips tutorial! Big thumbs up!
Hey man! I know this video may be old, but your videos are always top notch man! Keep it up!
Thanks a lot!
This is what I’m talking about. Straight forward video. Very accurate and without the long “bs” most people get into before giving you some information, because is all about themselves and not about the issues. Chris don’t even show his face !. I’m in with you. Great job. Thank you!!!! (old school mechanic)
Thanks a lot!
Yo man, I’m about 13 trying to learn about cars , I find them exiting and nice and I love them. Your videos help me a lot with learning.
Holy crap, I learn so much on this channel
Thanks so much for this, Chris! I just got my car the other day. Aside from needing a new battery, the A/C wasn't giving out any cool air. My grandfather was suggesting to just replace it, but checking further thanks to this video, it was just completely out of refridgerant. $40 later, and it works like it should now. So again, thank you!
last year it was $23 in Walmart.
@@carolyoung3444 26 just now. Different, but highly rated type.
Btw, if I just bought a car and it needed coolant, I'd be back over there in a second.
Get a battery charger. Clip red to red side, black to the bolt that's right there and not connected to anything else (that's why it's there, as a ground, don't use the black terminal, it can make the process more dangerous.)
Then, plug it into the wall after those are clipped securely. It should shut off on its own after up to 8 hours or as few as 3.
Nice to have more than one, too. A portable jump starter one with power plugs is nice if you're not at home.
You want the 50 amps. 100 amps is for jump starting. Don't do that unless you have to. With less than 50 amps, it'll take forever. That's for smaller things like motorcycles or lawn mowers.
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.
When finished, carefully unplug from wall first, then take the clips off in the right order. Do NOT touch them to each other or anything metal. They WILL spark. You don't want that.
I realize you have over 8 million subscribers & if you had over 18 million you would still be underrated! You’re professional, concise, & cover everything from soup to nuts while describing everything methodically. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again thank you for being a RUclipsr! 👊🏻
Thank You so much. I am a 66 year old woman and was able to successfully recharge my system thanks to this great video.
Chris thank you!!! So grateful to live in a world where we can get your amazing, in depth how to videos for free! You’re the man 🧡🤙🏼
God bless you and God bless anyone reading this! Hope you have an awesome day! Seek him while you can! Jesus is the way and the only way and he is returning soon! Whenever you think you aren't loved... Remember the ultimate sacrifice was for love! ENDING YOUR LIFE IS NEVER THE ANSWER!
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 3:16 KJV
The wages of sin is death (hell) but Jesus paid our debt on the cross, for our salvation! We must turn to God and away from our sinful ways, Confess Jesus is Lord and believe with our hearts that he was risen from the dead by God, and we must be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son and The Holy Spirit and live by His word and Commandments! Trust that God will help with the rest!
Seek God today before it's too late! Today could be your last day on earth!
Have a blessed day!
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When was the last time you replaced your blinker fluid on that bmw
Billiy Joek I involuntarily laughed at the top of my lungs for a solid 10 maybe 15 seconds. Thank you. My day is so much better now.
ikr i mean look at those faded lights
Billiy Joek what's a blinker?!
bobdigitally o gosh
bobdigitally
lmfao
Thanks! This got me back on my wife's "nice list". LOL
🤣, remember the wiper blades and a set of rubber Mats next time she gets mad lol...P.S they love those scented deals too incase you run out of stuff.
Hey Chris, just wanted to say THANK YOU, Whenever it was hot in the car, she was too, even outside the car,but you helped me change that. Appreciate your help 🙏 😊
Best video on the subject. Great job not rambling on like all the other ones. Clear and concise.
Brian Marousek and no cheesy music 😓
You saved us so much discomfort and money through this simple, easy-to-follow video! I like how you showed where to find the nozzle on two different vehicles; mine ended up kinda hidden behind the engine block, but your instructions led me right to it. Thanks so much!
Hands down the best automotive repair channel on RUclips. Keep up the great work Chris!
Agree!!
This is why I’m subscribed to this guys channel because I learn so much from watching. Thanks again Chris 👍🏾. Keep up the good work
Glad you're learning a lot!
This is how DIY videos should be done. Simple and to the point without a lot of blabbing before getting to the nitty gritty. Very informative and detailed. Great job. Thank you ChrisFix...you saved me a boat load of money having to recharge my AC every few months because they couldn't find the slow leak.
Your teaching method is spot-on; quite talented in your video presentation and description. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot! I am glad the video was helpful!
Hell yeah dude! Thank you very much for being informative, simply and making it ALL of us /anyone could understand your directions and how to fix whatever is troubling us. You are MAN!
Chris - you really put together another great/friendly/informative and accessible video - nicely done. Also good editing - keeps the content tight and presentation smooth - don't feel like any of my time is wasted.
Riyad Kalla Thanks so much! That is 100% the goal and that is why editing takes me forever! I am glad you liked the video and I really appreciate the feedback!
I’ve never been able to do anything with my car on my own until this video. You literally hit step-by-step and save me hundreds of dollars of getting it done at a mechanic shop. Thank you so much.
Awesome! Thanks a lot!
as a female working on a car she just got having no idea what she is doing this helped thank you for this video🙏
I'm glad this video helped you!
Awesome video and I love it how you explain entire 9 yard. I dislike it when people make video and explain it with half ass information...
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Chris, you're turning a $200 job in to a $2000 job. Sincerely your local actual automotive technician
@todd robarge tbh I don't know why you're hating on Chris fix your probably not even a real mechanic 😡😡🤬🤬
Do you even have a 609 certification
Rodrigo Sanjuan simp
I just watched another guy's video, and all the comments said what a great job he did...well, I didn't learn a thing...but now, BECAUSE OF YOUR VIDEO, I understand it so much better, and I think I can do this. You are such an excellent teacher!!! Many thanks!!!😃
Even though it’s 5 years old, still a big help! Got my ac blowing nice cold air!
Chris is a good trainer. Very clear and notes all the prerequisites. Thanks!
This is how repair tutorials should be done! Presented in a way monkeys like me can "paint by numbers" and do it correctly. Well done Sir!
Us hairless chimps need all the help we can get.
Lies again? AMWF CAR GRAB CDG
@@NazriB Huh??
This didn't work and I did everything that you said bought it for nothing spent $60
@@CrazyCandy5your problem is something else then
Or your system is just too small or it's too hot to get down real cold
Finally a detailed video that gets right to the point wit accurate steps!
Glad it was helpful!
Ever since my dad (also was my mechanic); passed away on Xmas Day, I've been learning a lot about cars on my own. As a woman, I don't like being taken advantage of, so I've been learning the best i could to solved many car issues & saved $$. Thx for all your tips. Truly helped me to learn about the ac system, etc. God bless.
So sorry to hear about your Dad. I am glad you're learning from the videos!
Clear. Concise. Spot-on. Your explanation is so good I was able to easily explain to my college-age daughter and now she’s going to be able to save some $ by DIY-fixing, too. Thank you, Chris!
I like how you show every step and give great little tips along the way. - I had recharged my A/C before, but your video is a great refresher.
Literally the best video so far that I’ve seen. They just say. You need to find this and add your refrigerant 😂 thank you for the in depth detail of what to do. Props to you!!
2nd video I've seen of this guy & would say he does a great job at explaining things
Is it just me or I just watch this videos when I don’t need to fix anything, I just watch them because it’s so interesting. Thanks Chris keep up the work
This video was EXCELLENT. Exactly what I need to know. Thank you!
Wow, I must say that at 71yrs young, I ain't trying to do this myself, but boy oh boy did you explain what is done, cause I had no idea, AT ALL. Now when I go to pick up my car from the mechanic I can talk to him like a boss!! I do want to look under the hood to find those compressor valves, just so I know where they are. Muchas gracias!
Thanks Chris, just recharged my 2007 BMW 328i's AC system it was quick, easy and worked great!