Freeze 12 update: Conversion Complete
07-05-2005, 11:03 PM
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Freeze 12 update: Conversion Complete
I need to add just a little bit of refrigerant without doing the whole conversion to 134. Has anyone used this stuff? Is there something better to add to my R-12 system?
I can purge and flush the system if i have to, but would rather not.
I can purge and flush the system if i have to, but would rather not.
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07-05-2005, 11:29 PM
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yes.
And i have everything I need to convert to 134a. My question is do i really need to go through the trouble if i can safely add a can of r12 substitute.
And i have everything I need to convert to 134a. My question is do i really need to go through the trouble if i can safely add a can of r12 substitute.
07-06-2005, 02:13 AM
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my R-12 is starting to get warmer. I dont know if I want to pay for a conversion either...
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My dad can get R-12. It costs $3500 for a 55gal drum. Wholesale.
I've got a little saved up from pumpimg down some cars in the junkyard to do mine when I find the leak, But getting that was hard even.
I've got a little saved up from pumpimg down some cars in the junkyard to do mine when I find the leak, But getting that was hard even.
