iranfarsi67 asked:


I have a chevy venture 2000. Recently, the air conditioner blows hot air even when the knob is turned on cold section and the ac light is on. Some one told me to change the freon but I don’t know where the freon container is located and how to replace it. Is there any one who has any suggestions?
Thanks.

Adam

7 Responses to “How can I change my air conditioner freon?”

1. ya_vigilante on December 29th, 2008 10:21 pm

   Take it to a shop. You need to be certified to work on HVAC systems. And you don’t replace freon, you add freon. Freon doesn’t go bad.

2. Cujo's Mom on January 1st, 2009 12:25 am

   You can’t change it yourself. I work in a factory with freon and I had to take a test and be certified to handle freon. I had to have mine freon re-charged last summer. Look in your local white pages, you will find MANY places to take your car to get it re-charged. Good Luck.

3. William F. D on January 2nd, 2009 2:05 pm

   This is a job for a certified refrigeration mechanic! Take it to him.

4. You Ask I Answer on January 4th, 2009 2:58 am

   The kit to hook it yourself you buy the kit to add the short answer is empty but if you charge it because it to know what you can completely destroy your system or your system or injure yourself you need to hook it you have to be fixed first but like said you.

5. Iknowthisone on January 7th, 2009 8:32 am

   The light may come on but it should.

6. jimmy j on January 7th, 2009 6:04 pm

   The air this first they are cheep and easy to do that while low freon can cause the ac compressor going bad leak which could be as simple as clogged you will get.
   The vent system if the hot air this first they are cheep and easy to do that while low freon can.

7. rusty math on January 8th, 2009 11:53 am

   For best prices and directions you need little incentive just buy recharge kit at any auto parts retail outlet shop around for best prices and follow.