R1234YF Refrigerant Charge Hose Kit, R-1234YF AC Refrigerant Can Hose with Gauge, 1/2 LH Can Opener Tap and R1234YF Low Side Adapter

Nothing wrong with mine. I'm willing to bet most of the reviews fussing about it not fitting etc... aren't using it right. Mine hooks up to can perfectly, the valve works perfectly, the quick connect hooks up to the low side port perfectly. I'm not sure if the gauge is perfect, but it's close. I had mine tested at about 5-7 psi low, not much, but it makes a difference. This gauge showed it about right when I first hooked it up. I dumped in about a quarter, maybe a third of a small can and now it feels right. None of these hose gauges are really accurate in my opinion, so I'm not knocking off a star, it's 15 bucks. You want an accurate gauge, spend the money.Functionally, it hooks up to the can and vehicle correctly and dispensed correctly. It could be 6" longer, but that's not a star knockoff either since my port is up front and easily accessible. If my port was a little buried I'd have a complaint.

Used this to recharge the the AC system for my 2017 Honda Civic LX hatch. The fit was great, easy to use and great price compared to what they wanted at Autozone and other brick and mortars. If you need freon try Napa auto parts . It was half the price of other auto parts stores.

This is a robust R-1234yf charger. Someone's bumper flew off on the freeway, and hit the front end of my car at a 90° angle, piercing the a/c condenser. I still have the factory warranty, so of course I'm going to use the original refrigerant.This one is better than the R-134a chargers at the local store. It fits the Honeywell R-1234yf cans perfectly. Remember to screw it on the opposite of the R-134a cans; it has left-handed thread. The Honeywell cans have the built-in seals, so once you have the charger on the can, all you need to do is screw the brass tap down (right-handed) until it releases the seal.I've seen some reviews where people say it doesn't screw on the cans correctly, or they had to force it on, or whatever. They probably tried to screw it on like you would a regular R-134a can.My Focus takes 3 8-ounce cans, and now I'm back in business and a very cold 38° again! It works flawlessly!DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED!

I had to leave a star or else it would be ZERO. The threading was stripped when it came and would not screw on to any cans. The can would release around the janked up threading! Not only are we out of money for the hose, we are also out $40 for the can! DO NOT BUY!

Functiona perfectamente con el medidor o termometro incorporado exelente yo lo recomendaria y lo mejor lo haces tu mismo y te ahorras plata

Didn't know they had two separate kinds of Refrigerant. This hose worked great to get my Civic filled back up.

So simple the AC guy wanted to charge me $440 to $650 what a dude. This was less than $70 which includes the hose & gauge.

Perfect