The 2017 Honda Civic refrigerant type is r-134a. Being a sweaty mess is never a great time. That's why the air conditioner needs to be functioning. You will come across issues with this part at some time. An inaccurate thermostat might come about. The motor could become faulty. A fan might become loose. A nasty odor from the vents will cause problems with Your comfort. A Freon leak will make You sweat. You will come across a few annoying noises from the air conditioner. Loose mounting bolts will become a nuisance. A bad compressor will get noisy. Too much Freon will make this happen. These sounds need to be look into quickly or You will lose Your mind.
AnotherHondaOwner
May 8, 2021
I own a Honda Civic 2017 Hatchback Sport. The sticker under the hood and the manual mentions to use r-1234yf refrigerant
Travis
August 18, 2021
The 2017 Civic is 100% R-1234yf. Not R-134a. They are different.
2017 Honda Civic
June 24, 2021
Check the sticker under the hood. The2017 Honda Civic EX Sedan uses R-1234yf refrigerant. The LP (low pressure) fitting will accommodate only the R-1234yf coupling. Ensure before you purchase any gauges or refrigerant that you have the correct type.
Jared S
August 3, 2021
I know for a fact the Si uses R1234yf, as indicated by the fitting type and most importantly, the sticker under the hood.
Ted
May 12, 2022
You’re giving incorrect info. The refrigerant is r1234yf ,NOT 134a.
Parker
May 20, 2022
Referred to top answer when selecting refrigerant for my 2017 Civic. Can confirm it is 1234yf and NOT 134a. You will not be able to connect the 134a gauge to the low pressure port.
Susann C
July 16, 2020
The 2017 honda civic is suggested to use r-134a refrigerant in the vehicle.
JG
August 11, 2023
Yeah honestly thank you to everybody who came back and said its 1234yf and not 134a. To whoever still says this year model is 134a can get bent and thank you for wasting all of our time
DIY Family
July 22, 2023
R-1234yf is the refrigerant for 2016 and newer Honda Civics. Using the older refrigerant will void the extended warranty that Honda issued on the AC compressor and seals. It is also a federal violation to retrofit the system.
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