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    2019 Toyota Corolla A/C Refrigerant and Oil Guide

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    • Refrigerant type: R-1234yf
    • Full system charge: 14.1 oz (400g) of R-1234yf
    • PAG oil type: PAG 46
    • PAG oil amount: 4.1 oz (120mL)
    • Low-side service port location: Near the firewall on the passenger side
    • High-side service port location: Near the front of the engine compartment on the driver's side

    Why R-1234yf matters

    The 2019 Toyota Corolla uses R-1234yf refrigerant, which has a much lower global warming potential than the R-134a used in older vehicles. This is good for the environment, but it also means that you can't just top off your system with a can of refrigerant from the auto parts store. R-1234yf is more expensive than R-134a, and it requires special equipment to handle. You'll need to take your Corolla to a qualified shop to have the A/C system serviced.

    Recharge procedure

    The only way to properly recharge the A/C system on a 2019 Toyota Corolla is to evacuate the old refrigerant and then charge the system with the correct amount of new refrigerant by weight. This is not a job for a DIYer. You'll need to take your Corolla to a qualified shop to have the A/C system serviced.

    Common A/C problems for this vehicle

    The most common A/C problems for the 2019 Toyota Corolla are compressor failures, condenser issues, and evaporator leaks. These problems can be expensive to repair, so it's important to have the A/C system serviced regularly to prevent them from happening.

    When to call a pro

    If you're experiencing any problems with your Corolla's A/C system, it's best to take it to a qualified shop to have it diagnosed and repaired. A qualified technician will have the special equipment and training needed to safely and effectively service your A/C system.

    Disclaimer: The information in this article is for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice from a qualified technician. Always consult with a qualified technician before performing any work on your vehicle's A/C system. You must be EPA 609 certified to work on A/C systems.

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