Hornet_2497 answered 6 years ago
Most systems take about five ounces. That's what they come with brand new. Oil being a liquid, stays in there even if the "Freon" (134a) sometimes leaks out because it's a gas. You don't have to "change the oil" or add any unless you replaced a major component that would contain that oil like the compressor, accumulator, evaporator, or condenser.
how much oil does the complete A / C system of my corolla 1998 need including the compressor?
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Maintenance & Repair
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Maintenance & Repair
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