BlueSkyDi

Hi Guys, hope you had a great summer!
It's still summer in Florida--and my AC is pretty weak these days. Some days it's 90 degrees in my car.
There are no leaks, car is my baby. I'm thinking I can use my manual and put in the right coolant however the manual indicates.
Yes? Please, what type of coolant to use? Thanks. Mine is a very cute, in-shape 2006 IS 250 with about 140k miles.
Thanks so much,
BlueSkyDi

Okay, so I'm online. What I'm really looking for is the type of refrigerant!
I am using this link to get some help. I'll let you know how it goes! TY
https://www.carcarekiosk.com/video/2...recharge_freon

MikeFig82

iTrader: (13)

For the cooling AC system you need Freon, not coolant.

​​​​​​Check the condenser for blockage.

https://www.bryantmotors.com/car-buy...t-working.html

BlueSkyDi

Yes, I figured that out! Whoa.
I'll look online for where the condenser is, and I'll check for a blockage.
Thanks, MikeFig.
We have a nephew who, when he was a baby, we called The Fig. Just kinda fit.

2013FSport

iTrader: (2)

I don't know if these have a sight glass as I've never went looking for it. But many Yoda's used to have pencil sized clear window to see the freon on the high pressure side. If low, you see liquid surge through in bubbles.

Your best bet is to just to take it in and have it serviced. Also make sure BOTH fans are coming on (front of car) when parked w AC on.

MedicalDoc

If you really need R-134a you may have a leak???????????????

BlueSkyDi

Thanks. Actually, the left fan is blowing cooler than the right fan is. I did decide to take it in. I'll keep you guys posted. Thanks for advising and contributing.