How much Freon does a 2010 Ford Edge 3.5 take?
About 26 ounces (1.63 pounds) of R-134a refrigerant for a stock 2010 Ford Edge with the 3.5L V6.
Refrigerant capacity for the 2010 Edge 3.5
The following lists the standard refrigerant charge used in Ford's service data for this model year.
- R-134a refrigerant: 26 ounces (1.63 pounds) total system charge.
This figure represents a typical factory-stock system. If the system has been opened, modified, or has rear A/C components, verify the exact charge by checking the under-hood label or the Ford service data for your VIN.
Charging tips and safety considerations
Before attempting to recharge, consider these guidelines to ensure proper performance and safety.
- Ensure the system is completely evacuated with a vacuum pump to at least 500 microns before charging.
- Use a calibrated A/C manifold gauge set and the correct scale to measure the charge in ounces.
- Use new, sealed R-134a refrigerant and refer to Ford's oil compatibility guidance for PAG oil required by the compressor.
- Follow local regulations regarding refrigerant handling and wear appropriate safety gear.
Adhering to these steps helps protect the system and prevent under- or over-charging.
Summary
The 2010 Ford Edge 3.5 uses R-134a refrigerant and typically requires about 26 ounces (1.63 pounds) for a full charge in a stock system. If you are planning a recharge, confirm the exact requirement from the vehicle’s service data or under-hood label, evacuate the system, and recharge with the proper equipment and lubricant. For best results, professional service is recommended to ensure correct pressure and oil levels.
