What type of freon should I use for my 1994 Bronco?

Answer by  drpsycho (43)

It depends on the bronco model. The old type of freon was phased out. If its an older truck it would have been R-12. But R-12 is not avalible, you will have to convert it to R-134a. Newer trucks are R-134a.

Answer by  molson500 (183)

A '94 Ford Bronco does NOT use freon. Your Bronco actually uses a product called Suva. The best bet is to take you truck to a mechanic for this fix.

Answer by  cooldown (18)

All cars after 1992 use the same freon. 134a is used in your truck. If you are just low on freon, then topping it off will work just fine. If it blows kind of cold air, filling it will work. Otherwise, it's shop time.

Answer by  kennethjgoodson (4903)

You are going to wnat to use the freon that is recommended at Auto Zone. They will be able to get you the correct one.

Answer by  mrwworld (15)

The type of freon you should be using in a 1994 bronco is R-134a. and the quantity id 28 ounces. this should be the same for all of the engine sizes of that model.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Well due to current regulations the vehicle should be recharged with r134a style refrigerant. If the car has the old system it should be purged and retrofitted by a professional.

Answer by  Ralphie1954 (420)

Your 94 Ford Bronco was built after the cutoff date for R12 type freon so it would take R134a type freon.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Well freon is not currently used in ac system. Cars that used the old style refrigerant should be converted to the newer R134a type.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well, seeing that the model is 1994, you are better off trying to find something in that grade: 5.8" 6LT freon should be used. Try to find the similar model

Answer by  JRossi17 (788)

You have to use R134a. All vehicles 94 + were mandated by the government to use this type since it is safer.