Chevrolet Refrigerant Capacity Chart(for All Models)

This guide provides a comprehensive Chevrolet refrigerant capacity chart covering a wide range of popular models.

Refrigerant types may vary slightly depending on model year.

Most modern Chevrolet vehicles use R-134a (older models) or R-1234yf (newer models from around 2015+).

Chevrolet Refrigerant Capacity Chart

Chevrolet Spark

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2013–2024	R-134a / R-1234yf	12–14 oz	340–400 g

Chevrolet Aveo

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2004–2011	R-134a	18–21 oz	510–600 g

Chevrolet Sonic

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2012–2020	R-134a	16–19 oz	450–540 g

Chevrolet Cruze

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2011–2019	R-134a / R-1234yf	18–22 oz	510–620 g

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Chevrolet Malibu

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2004–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	20–28 oz	570–800 g

Chevrolet Impala

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2000–2020	R-134a	34–40 oz	960–1130 g

Chevrolet Camaro

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2010–2024	R-134a / R-1234yf	24–32 oz	680–900 g

Chevrolet Corvette

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2005–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	28–36 oz	800–1020 g

Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
1999–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	28–48 oz	800–1360 g

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Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2001–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	36–56 oz	1020–1590 g

Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2001–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	38–58 oz	1080–1640 g

Chevrolet Colorado

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2004–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	22–30 oz	620–850 g

Chevrolet Tahoe

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2000–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	32–48 oz	900–1360 g

Chevrolet Suburban

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2000–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	40–56 oz	1130–1590 g

Chevrolet Equinox

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2005–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	20–28 oz	570–800 g

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Chevrolet Traverse

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2009–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	32–44 oz	900–1250 g

Chevrolet Trax

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2013–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	14–20 oz	400–570 g

Chevrolet Trailblazer

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2021–2025	R-1234yf	18–24 oz	510–680 g

Chevrolet Blazer

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2019–2025	R-1234yf	24–30 oz	680–850 g

Chevrolet Captiva

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2007–2015	R-134a	22–28 oz	620–800 g

Chevrolet HHR

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2006–2011	R-134a	24–28 oz	680–800 g

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Chevrolet Cobalt

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2005–2010	R-134a	18–22 oz	510–620 g

Chevrolet Volt

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2011–2019	R-134a	20–24 oz	570–680 g

Chevrolet Bolt EV

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2017–2025	R-1234yf	18–22 oz	510–620 g

Chevrolet Express Van

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2003–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	36–48 oz	1020–1360 g

Chevrolet S10

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
1994–2004	R-134a	24–32 oz	680–900 g

Chevrolet Avalanche

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2002–2013	R-134a	34–40 oz	960–1130 g

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Chevrolet SSR

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2003–2006	R-134a	28–32 oz	800–900 g

Chevrolet Orlando

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2011–2020	R-134a	20–26 oz	570–740 g

Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
2013–2025	R-134a / R-1234yf	22–28 oz	620–800 g

Chevrolet Tracker

Year Range	Refrigerant Type	Capacity (oz)	Capacity (g)
1998–2004	R-134a	18–22 oz	510–620 g

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Important Notes on Chevrolet A/C Refrigerant Capacity

1. Refrigerant Type Matters

Chevrolet transitioned from R-134a to R-1234yf in newer models due to environmental regulations. Mixing refrigerants is not allowed and can damage the system.

• R-134a: Used mostly in vehicles before ~2015
• R-1234yf: Used in most modern Chevrolets (2015 and newer)

2. Capacity Varies by Engine and Trim

Even within the same model, refrigerant capacity can differ based on:

• Engine size (e.g., V6 vs I4)
• Rear A/C systems (SUVs and trucks)
• Hybrid or EV cooling systems

Always verify using the under-hood label.

3. Overcharging is a Common Mistake

Adding too much refrigerant can cause:

• High pressure in the system
• Weak cooling performance
• Compressor failure
• Frost on evaporator coils

It is always better to charge by weight, not pressure alone.

4. Undercharging Also Causes Issues

Low refrigerant leads to:

• Warm air from vents
• Compressor cycling rapidly
• Reduced system lubrication
• Possible compressor damage

5. DIY vs Professional Charging

While DIY recharge kits are available, modern Chevrolet systems (especially R-1234yf) often require:

• Specialized gauges
• Vacuum pumps
• Recovery machines

Professional servicing is recommended for newer vehicles.

How to Find Your Exact Chevrolet Refrigerant Capacity

If you are unsure about your vehicle:

1. Open the hood

2. Look for the A/C system label (usually on the radiator support or underside of the hood)

3. Check:

• Refrigerant type (R-134a or R-1234yf)
• Exact weight specification in grams or ounces

This label always overrides general charts.

Signs Your Chevrolet A/C Needs Refrigerant Service

• Air not cold enough
• A/C only cools while driving
• Clicking sound from the compressor
• Foggy or humid cabin air
• A/C clutch not engaging

These symptoms usually indicate low refrigerant or a leak.

Final words

The Chevrolet refrigerant capacity chart helps ensure proper A/C system performance across different models and years. Whether you drive a compact Spark or a heavy-duty Silverado, using the correct refrigerant amount is critical for cooling efficiency and system longevity.

Always confirm your exact specification from the manufacturer’s label before recharging, and avoid guesswork when dealing with modern A/C systems.