Ever wonder what's Inside a can of A/C Pro®

If you’ve used A/C Pro to recharge the A/C in your vehicle you may have wondered what the refrigerant and ingredients look like inside the can, and why you have to shake the can consistently during the recharge process.
Today, we’re going to answer both questions with these pressurized glass container.
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[@Tracks777]

nice video

[@Acprocold]

Thanks

[@yudhapriatama9779]

how many ml of oil does it contain?

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

When doing it right can will get cold AF.

[@richardv3327]

So I just bought a can it's 92° outside it feels a little better I did shake the can up and down and left and right as I was charging the car it's still not icy cold but it's colder than before did I not probably shake the can enough should I go back connect the gauge without the can let some out and retry again I've started off in the very low green now I'm exactly in the middle at 40psi I have a 2014 Nissan Sentra

[@Acprocold]

Richard - shaking the can helps mix the refrigerant with the oil and additives in the can. If your pressure shows 40 psi you should have enough refrigerant in the system. If the vent temp still isn't blowing out cold air then you may have another issue with your system.

[@richardv3327]

It's working better now I let some pressure out the system day after I sent you the reply I shut the can up a little bit better added some more now it's icy cold at 95° out here in Jacksonville Florida

[@seahawksforever9504]

@@richardv3327 Wouldn't that leave too much liquid inside the system because you let the pressure out which I assume is gas. It wouldn't be the proper ratio?

[@CreatingExcellence]

@@seahawksforever9504I came here looking for the same answer