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EXPEDITION
All oil specifications assume that A/C system has been properly cleaned, and new accumulator / filter drier has been installed. Specs are for total system capacities. Always refer to under hood decal as the primary source for refrigerant and lubricant information.
2011-2013...........................Refrigerant & Oz. Oil Type & Oz.
5.4 Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 36.00 PAG 46 7.00
2010
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 22.00 PAG 46 7.00
2009
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 33.00 PAG 46 7.00
2008
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 33.00 PAG 46 7.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 22.00 PAG 46 7.00
2007
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 33.00 PAG 46 9.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 22.00 PAG 46 7.00
2006
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 58.00 PAG 46 14.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 40.00 PAG 46 9.00
2003-2005
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 54.00 PAG 46 14.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 32.00 PAG 46 9.00
2000-2002
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 62.00 PAG 46 11.00 (Check Mfg. tag)
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 37.00 PAG 46 9.00
1998-1999
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 62.00 PAG 46 14.00 (Check Mfg. tag)
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 37.00 PAG 46 9.00
1997
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 62.00 PAG 46 13.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 37.00 PAG 46 9.00
A/C Compressor Oil Capacities
If you are replacing a compressor or other A/C system component, it is important to replace any compressor oil that has been lost when parts are changed. The total system oil capacity for many late model passenger car A/C systems is only about 4 ounces (120 ml). A low oil level can starve the compressor for oil and lead to compressor failure.
CAUTION: Do NOT overfill the the A/C system with too much compressor oil. Too much oil can hurt cooling performance.
Use the following guidelines for replacing compressor oil when changing A/C components:
Compressor.........1.4 oz
Condenser..........1.0 oz
Evaporator.........1.5 oz
Accumulator........1.0 oz
Hoses..............1.0 oz
The total amount of oil added to compensate for parts that have been replaced should NOT exceed the total oil capacity of the system. If you don't know what the total oil capacity is, check the underhood A/C service decal or look up the information in the OEM service literature.
All oil specifications assume that A/C system has been properly cleaned, and new accumulator / filter drier has been installed. Specs are for total system capacities. Always refer to under hood decal as the primary source for refrigerant and lubricant information.
2011-2013...........................Refrigerant & Oz. Oil Type & Oz.
5.4 Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 36.00 PAG 46 7.00
2010
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 22.00 PAG 46 7.00
2009
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 33.00 PAG 46 7.00
2008
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 33.00 PAG 46 7.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 22.00 PAG 46 7.00
2007
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 33.00 PAG 46 9.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 22.00 PAG 46 7.00
2006
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 58.00 PAG 46 14.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 40.00 PAG 46 9.00
2003-2005
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 54.00 PAG 46 14.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 32.00 PAG 46 9.00
2000-2002
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 62.00 PAG 46 11.00 (Check Mfg. tag)
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 37.00 PAG 46 9.00
1998-1999
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 62.00 PAG 46 14.00 (Check Mfg. tag)
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 37.00 PAG 46 9.00
1997
All Engines w/ Front & Rear AC....R134a 62.00 PAG 46 13.00
All Engines w/ Front AC Only.......R134a 37.00 PAG 46 9.00
A/C Compressor Oil Capacities
If you are replacing a compressor or other A/C system component, it is important to replace any compressor oil that has been lost when parts are changed. The total system oil capacity for many late model passenger car A/C systems is only about 4 ounces (120 ml). A low oil level can starve the compressor for oil and lead to compressor failure.
CAUTION: Do NOT overfill the the A/C system with too much compressor oil. Too much oil can hurt cooling performance.
Use the following guidelines for replacing compressor oil when changing A/C components:
Compressor.........1.4 oz
Condenser..........1.0 oz
Evaporator.........1.5 oz
Accumulator........1.0 oz
Hoses..............1.0 oz
The total amount of oil added to compensate for parts that have been replaced should NOT exceed the total oil capacity of the system. If you don't know what the total oil capacity is, check the underhood A/C service decal or look up the information in the OEM service literature.
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