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I would like to get this done, but when is a totally different issue. I was wondering if it was easy or not to somehow recharge my own a/c or would i have to take it somewhere to get it done. I know i'd have to buy freon, but is it even possible to do myself?
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Originally Posted by NiKo
I would like to get this done, but when is a totally different issue. I was wondering if it was easy or not to somehow recharge my own a/c or would i have to take it somewhere to get it done. I know i'd have to buy freon, but is it even possible to do myself?
I still have a 30 lb. jug of R-12 for the 79.
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A little off topic, but what does it take to convert to r134? I thought you had to replace some A/C components, but now I am confused.
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i know they have this stuff called Freeze 12 down here...it'* r134 that car run through a r12 system...you do it yourself with a kit and it is OZone Friendly. I used it in my skylark till i converted it. It actually blew at freezing 30-35 degrees!!!!!!
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