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1995 Ford Bronco A/C Refrigerant Decal - R-134a Charge & Oil Specs (F5TH-19A688-AA)
Ford underhood A/C spec label listing R-134a charge weight, refrigerant oil and service caution.
This document is a photograph of the factory air conditioning caution/specification decal (data spec plate) from a Ford vehicle, uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery. The bilingual (English/French) label identifies the A/C system refrigerant as R-134a with a maximum operating charge weight of 1.08 kg (2 lb 6 oz). It specifies the refrigerant oil as Ford spec WSH-M1C231-B with a maximum lubricant charge volume of 325 cc (11 fl oz), and states the system meets SAE J639. Warning text advises that R-134a fluid is under high pressure, improper service methods may cause injury, the system should be serviced by qualified personnel only, and R-12 refrigerant must never be used; readers are directed to consult the shop manual. The label bears the Ford oval logo with 'Dearborn, Mich.' and the label part number F5TH-19A688-AA. The 'F5' prefix in the part number is consistent with a 1995 model-year Ford part, matching the uploader's claimed 1995 Bronco. This decal provides the exact refrigerant charge and oil capacity specifications needed when evacuating and recharging the vehicle's A/C system.
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Frequently asked questions
- What refrigerant does this Ford A/C system use?
- R-134a. The label explicitly warns never to use R-12.
- What is the maximum refrigerant charge weight?
- 1.08 kg (2 lb 6 oz) of R-134a maximum operating charge weight.
- What refrigerant oil is specified and how much?
- Refrigerant oil meeting Ford spec WSH-M1C231-B, with a maximum lubricant charge volume of 325 cc (11 fl oz), meeting SAE J639.
- What is the part number of this A/C caution label?
- F5TH-19A688-AA, printed at the bottom edge of the decal.
- Who should service this A/C system?
- The label states the system is to be serviced by qualified personnel only, as R-134a fluid is under high pressure and improper service methods may cause injury; it advises consulting the shop manual.
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