InterDynamics EZ Chill Car Air Conditioner Refrigerant Stop Leak Kit in O Rings, Hoses and Gaskets, Restores Lost Refrigerant , Includes Disposable Recharge Hose, 13 Oz

I found this product after researching the correct type of refrigerant to use for my 2016 Subaru Forester and reviewing videos for DIY a/c recharging I found on Youtube. I am a relatively handy person around home and auto and found out that for me, this was a 15 minute operation once I started. The refrigerant product comes fully assembled and easy to use right out of the package. I did not find I needed a gauge as some recommend. I followed the instructions to start the car and monitor air temp as I recharged the unit. I added refrigerant a few seconds at a time and checked the air temp coming out of the A/C at full blast as per the instructions. I did not use the entire can, and at a month of hot weather and counting, the a/c is blowing cold air with no signs of any leaks or changes in temp. I'm very happy with this product and would purchase it again.Important NOTE: The directions specify the use of gloves when using this product. I strongly recommend the use of heavy vinyl or rubber waterproof gloves. I started charging using cloth gloves - this was a mistake as some of the refrigerant got on my index finger and I had a case of mild frostbite for 2-3 days because of it. I quickly switched to vinyl gloves which were much more effective in protecting my hands from the effects of the refrigerant.

The hose leaked at the can and the coupler. Wasted my money.

I paid a shop $150+ to refill my refrigerant in the car & within 3 weeks, it had all leaked out. So I decided to buy this instead and do the refills myself. After viewing a few videos, I was confident I could do it. Was disappointed to realize it didn't come with the gauge, so I bought one from Auto Zone. I followed the directions and dispensed some of the refrigerant in to the L port of my Mazda CX-5. I believe I heard the compressor kick on shortly thereafter (about 5 minutes). I switched off of the can & put the gauge on there to see how much more it needed and it was done! I had cold air again. This was a week ago & I still need to check if it is working or not (this is a 2nd car). I did notice at one point that some of the refrigerant was leaking out of the hose and I couldn't hook up the gauge hose to the can. When I went to the shop to have them check, they didn't find a leak but said it is possible I have a pinhole leak so I hope this will seal it up. My other car has 3x the mileage and is 6 years older, had refrigerant added 2 years ago & still blows cool air. Fingers crossed that this can does the trick, even if I have to add more refrigerant!

2007 Hyundai Sonata - easily attached to the low pressure side and easy to dispense. Used half the can. Drove around a little bit to circulate the freon to seal the leak and check temp - all good. Still holding temp after a few more days of driving. Pleased with the outcome.

My air went out in the summer & this came in clutch

Had a leak in the hose, didn't really take it all

The product doesn't have a gauge, which you need to check your A/C pressure. Without it, you might overfill or not put enough.Before I could attach the hose to the car, the cap fell off, and I had to re-attach it. When I tried to fill the car with the fluid, it leaked at every connection point. So the connection to my car and where I was pressing fluid got all over my gloves. The fluid is freezing, so I was thankful I decided to wear gloves.Please do not buy this product it is cheap and falls apart in your hands. I'm unsure if I made my car A/C better or worse after using this.

All I needed was a charge, quick and easy to do, my truck is chilled now.