Correct Freon for 2014 Ram 1500 Slt 5.7 Hemi

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So I had a couple of freon's and I tried them all and they do not fit on the fill tube part. I searched online it says Ram takes a different kind then I check again it says it takes the regular 134a's. Can someone send me a link of where I can get the correct freon and my freon is completely gone when we had to replace the motor so I might need a bigger one or whatever you guys recommend. Thank you!
 

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Take it to your local shop, It's literally 100$ to get it done properly and takes 30 minutes. The kits you can buy at the parts store are absolute garbage.
 

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Might be R1234yf refrigerant. Like DILLIGAF said, have a shop do it. If you just need a top off and leak sealer/dye, the diy ones are ok, but the full fill is better at a shop. They will put in the correct amount of refrigerant and compressor oil. Do it wrong and you could be buying new A/C parts
 

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Should be a decal on core support which states what kind and the weight of charge needed for a complete refill. The change between 134a and1234yf occurred during the 2014 model year . It may have either .
 
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Might be R1234yf refrigerant. Like DILLIGAF said, have a shop do it. If you just need a top off and leak sealer/dye, the diy ones are ok, but the full fill is better at a shop. They will put in the correct amount of refrigerant and compressor oil. Do it wrong and you could be buying new A/C parts
Should it be a dodge dealership or any workshop?
 

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Probably be cheaper at an independent shop. Not all of them do AC work, so I'd call around first.
 

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You cannot just put "freon" in. The system needs to be properly evacuated and charged by weight. Also, just an fyi, Freon is a brand name, just like Nike, it's called refrigerant. Some of them are explosive as well. I'd recomend bringing it to a local independant shop, will cost less than 100$.
 

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Some of them are explosive as well. I'd recomend bringing it to a local independant shop, will cost less than 100$.
Flammable yes which 1234-YF is, explosive not really unless you play with R-290.
As for the 1234-YF refrigerant, it's going to cost bit more than $100 for them to touch it, the refrigerant is over $100/lbs
 
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