InterDynamics Certified A/C Pro Car Air Conditioner Leak Detector Dye, Detection UV Dye Detects Leaks in R-12 and R-134A Condition Systems, 1 Oz
Details
- BrandInterDynamics
- Item Weight9.07 g
- AlarmVisual
- Global Trade Identification Number
- Number of Items1
- ManufacturerQUEST
Description
🔧 Detect, Repair, and Drive with Confidence!
- CERTIFIED QUALITY - Meets SAE J2297 standards for reliable performance.
- COMPACT CONVENIENCE - Lightweight design at just 0.32 ounces for easy handling.
- PRECISION DETECTION - Visual alarm for immediate leak identification.
- ECO FRIENDLY FORMULA - Safe for all PAG, ester, and mineral-based refrigerant oils.
- UNMATCHED VERSATILITY - Compatible with R-12, R-134A, and R-22 systems.
The InterDynamics Certified A/C Pro Car Air Conditioner Leak Detector Dye is a powerful 1 oz solution designed for precise leak detection in R-12, R-134A, and R-22 systems. With four applications of UV dye, it ensures compatibility with various refrigerant oils while meeting industry standards for quality and safety.
Specifications
| Brand | InterDynamics |
| Item Weight | 9.07 g |
| Alarm | Visual |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00047876013765, 10047876013762 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | QUEST |
| UPC | 047876013765 |
| Model | 376CS |
| Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 2.8 x 0.3 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | 376CS |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 376CS |
| Position | Outside |
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Reviews
L**.
Works great.
Big fan. I have used this product for a while and easy to use. My only critisism is the included directions. To be honest, they suck. A 1oz. bottle contains four treatments. I can tell you there are basically three ways to use it. If you are working on an A/C system that has no dye then inject 0.25 oz. into the system. If you are working on a vehicle that does not have UV dye added and are replacing a component (such as the compressor or condensor). Either add 0.25oz of dye directly into the new part, before installing it or mix 0.25oz. of dye to 8oz. of PAG 46 and inject the recommended amount of oil to the system, after the repairs are completed. If the manufacturer has already added dye to the A/C system and you are performing a repair or refill service, mix 0.25oz of dye to 12oz. of PAG 46.
J**T
Works very well for diag
Get a good quality injector or pour a little in you low line on your gauge and send it in with a little Freon. It works great
L**K
Refrigerant dye to find the smallest of leaks!
I have an issue with my refrigeration on our boat. We have paid to have repairs twice in the last two years. I finally decided to attempt the repairs myself, as the professional can't seem to fix it. I've purchased the other equipment I need to inspect/repair the system myself. Neither of the professionals we had out to work on the refrigeration had refrigerant dye to add to the system so we could find the actual leaks. They both fixed stuff they "thought" might be the leak, but time proved them both wrong. Adding dye to the refrigerant is a sure fire way to see exactly where the leak is, so it can be repaired.
M**G
ok.
ok.
W**F
Small amount but works.
I recommend that you purchase a larger container as it us barely enough for one AC system.
L**X
Helped
Easy to use and helped me find a leak
G**R
Works as it should. Best visibility is with a UV light, but can be seen without it.
The dye works as it should. Very visible under a UV light, especially at night.
B**W
Good...opened product.
The UV dye seems like a good product. However, the packaging is not tamper evident. The first bottle was leaking out of the package when it arrive. I ordered a replacement and it was opened already. Leaking UV dye is never a great surprise.
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