Charge A/C system and retrofit to R134a refrigerant on a 1994 Jeep Cherokee

Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment purposes only and counter productive productions will not be held liable for any EPA fines and or injuries or property damage due to viewers attempting A/C repairs at home. Please follow EPA Guidelines in your State for the proper use and disposal of automotive refrigerant. Also know that like touching dry ice and getting a immediate frost bite burn. Automotive refrigerant will do the same thing to your eye and skin if it comes in contact. Also know that automotive refrigerant is claimed to be bad for the environment. So if you are replacing parts, it is suggested to go to a local repair shop if available and pay them to recover the refrigerant from your A/C system. If you do not feel confident performing this kind of repair, then please pay a reputable shop to charge your A/C system on your vehicle. Now that that is out of the way… Thank you for watching our video, please like. Likes will help make my videos easier to view according to the analytics. If you want access to all our content, then please subscribe. Enjoy the video, I hope it helps.