
R134a Replacement w/Stop Leak in 21oz Equivalent Cans
Manufactured by Enviro-Safe Refrigerants, Inc.
Enviro-Safe® R134a Replacement with Stop Leak (21 oz. Equivalent Can)
✅ Seals Leaks & Restores Cold Air
Recharge your A/C system while sealing small leaks from O-rings and rubber components. Enviro-Safe® R134a Replacement with Stop Leak has been trusted for over 29 years to bring back that original, icy-cold performance.
Key Benefits
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1 Can = 21+ oz. of R134a – cools with less product required
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Stop Leak Formula – seals leaks in O-rings and gaskets
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Lower Head Pressure – extends compressor life and improves efficiency
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Compatible with most refrigerant oils and R134a systems (including pre-1994 vehicles that meet EPA Snap regulations)
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Non-ozone depleting & non-global warming
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Made in the USA with pharmaceutical-grade, computer-blended hydrocarbons
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No foul odor – unlike other brands, Enviro-Safe is highly refined and sulfur-free
Why Enviro-Safe?
Other brands cut corners with unrefined hydrocarbons that create a strong sulfur or “rotten egg” smell. Enviro-Safe is different:
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Pharmaceutical-grade & highly refined
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Blended to within 0.25% accuracy by a major U.S. petrochemical supplier
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Consistent quality every time you use it
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Backed by a guarantee not to harm compressors or mechanical components when used as directed
Enviro-Safe refrigerants meet international standards including ISO 5149, BS 4434-1995, AS/NZS 1677, and ASHRAE 5149.
Important Notes ⚠️
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Do NOT use in ammonia systems
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Do NOT pull a vacuum when charging with this product (cans are not designed for vacuum use)
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For larger or dual A/C systems (SUVs, vans, Suburbans), use Enviro-Safe Industrial R134a Replacement instead
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Flammable – keep away from sparks, open flame, or smoking materials
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Cannot ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or overseas (except pallet quantities)
Directions (Summary)
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Repair all leaks before charging.
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Recover existing refrigerant.
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With compressor OFF, connect gauges/hoses.
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Invert can and charge into the low-pressure side.
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Test for leaks with dye, UV glasses, electronic tester, or soap bubbles.
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Turn compressor ON, add refrigerant until pressures match manufacturer specs.
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Do NOT exceed 60 psi on the low-pressure port.
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Disconnect gauges and cap service ports.
(Full instructions printed on the can — follow manufacturer guidelines closely.)