Ok, so I did a bunch of research and basically came up with an estimate rule of thumb that when you replace a condenser, you add an ounce, and then a half ounce to compensate for any other loss during the leak, and for the loss during the vacuum process. So, the OEM condenser I bought from...
It is definitely not in the AC section. The only information it has for replacing the compressor is to use the AC oil to lube replacement o-rings for the hose fittings, but that's the only mention they have for the oil. I read every single page. I can even take a picture and show you. Mind...
I know this is an old thread, but I hope you are still around. Where did you get these specifications in terms of the amount of oil to add? I am replacing a condenser on a 2008 4Runner, and have all the factory service manuals and there is no information about oil volume to add when you are...
