Freon I need to know what type of freon my a/c requires.

The freon capacity for a 2013 Toyota Highlander with a V6 engine will depend on the type of refrigerant that the vehicle uses. The base model of the 2013 Toyota Highlander typically uses either R-134a or R-1234yf refrigerant. If your vehicle uses R-134a, the freon capacity is approximately 21.7 ounces or 630 grams. If your vehicle uses R-1234yf, the freon capacity is approximately 22.5 ounces or 640 grams. It is important to use the correct type and amount of refrigerant in your vehicle's air conditioning system to ensure that it functions properly. If you are unsure which type of refrigerant your vehicle uses or how much is required, it is recommended that you consult a Toyota dealership or a professional mechanic for assistance.

There should be a sticker under the hood or in the engine compartment that lists the amount of refridgerant required ? It should be 34 ounces

That vehicle requires a twenty inch hose to if you try with that hose from an auto parts store your just gonna get take it to some one with the tools and training

you can not do this yourself, it is by far the most intense repair required on a fridge, even if you managed to get the freon into it, you would not know how much you require or how much went in, or what type for that mater, this is a job for the pros with the right equipment, but it is usually not the problem anyway, if your fridge is cold in the freezer and not the fridge then you have all the freon you need and it may not be defrosting or some other problem

the freon type should be a decal under the hood somewhere if its not missing as well as the amount of freon required.if no decal then if the fittings for the hose that attaches to the a/c lines are threaded then this will take R12 freon.if the fittings don`t have threading(like quick release fittings) on them then it will take R134 freon.

Adding freon to a car requires connecting the low-side service valve first, followed by the high side, recovering the existing freon, evacuating the system of air and recharging the system with new freon.
You can use R-134a refrigerant for 1998 Ford Explorer. You can get all parts necessary for Ford Explorer at one place at http://www.carpartswarehouse.com/carparts/Ford/A-C_Condenser.html

unit's are usually charged in pounds not psi...units require a certain pound amount of freon to work properly....... it depends on the outside air temp, the inside air temp.... what type freon ?? need more details on unit and what type freon does it use??

This vehicle requires type R-134A.

do you need to know where to fill it up or how much to put in the system. there is a sticker on the underside of the hood of on top of the radiator support to tell you what type of freon and what the capacity it will require.

Hi, it's possible you need freon, if you need freon, then there's a leak in your system, you will have to mend leak first. you will need refrigerant manilold and gauges, truthfully you can't, you will need to know, what type of freon you need, there's different types, and you will also need to know operating pressure, best you should check mechanic.