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Land Rover Discovery. I've had most of the common mechanical failures, altenator, water leaks, wiper failure, door/hinge problems, roof rust, floor rust, loads of electrical problems. Remember, I'm not a dealer or a mechanic, just an owner like most of you.

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Land Rover Repair - Adding Freon - No. Adding R-134a - YES.


Expert: John McInnis - 6/29/2009

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a/c blowing hot air today, worked fine last week.

Can I add freon myself, if so how is it done on this vehicle?  I've done it on american car is this any different?

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Hi Jalon,

by Freon, you actually mean R-134a.  Freon is no longer used.

You can add R-134a to the low pressure hose and it will have a cap with an L stamped in it. Follow the directions on the R-134a kit and you'll be ok.  Yes, its the same as any American vehicle.

Note:  should be ok with one can, perhaps two.  You may want to have the system checked for leaks - just in case.

Best of luck,

JohnMc  

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