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What is the amount of Freon required for a Ford Expedition?
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The 2003 Ford Expedition requires 54 ounces of coolant. If you start hearing annoying noises coming from the air conditioning system, it may be due to loose mounting bolts or a faulty compressor causing excessive noise. Too much coolant can also lead to these sounds. It's important to address these issues promptly to avoid frustration and discomfort from a malfunctioning air conditioner. Ensuring your air conditioner is in good working condition is essential to avoid potential problems down the line such as a faulty motor, inaccurate thermostat, unpleasant odors from the vents, a loose fan, or sweating due to a Freon leak.
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Typically, a Ford Expedition will require around six cans of refrigerant.
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Air conditioning in the front and back, with a total capacity of 54 ounces.
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The 2001 Ford Expedition needs a total of 30 ounces of refrigerant.
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If the vehicle is using an older version, it would require 2.7 pounds of R12, or 3.4 pounds of R134-A for a newer model.
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