Air Conditioning
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From: Cambridge, Minnesota
Check this out CONVERSION KIT, should help. I am looking into doing the same thing for the upcoming summer
virtually any parts store should have, considering that they are o-rings it's easy enough. I have an a/c o-ring assortment. But considering how small the system is I charged mine with R-12 I make do with 40-45 degree vent temps lol. Would also suggest replacing the reciever drier as well
errrr dude due to the cost they are kept under my desk lol but yes they are available. You know if mama is happy you might be as well, if she's not your not
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The most important is the oil you have to drain the oil of the a/c compressor, flush the entire a/c system. also replace the a/c drier (acumulator ). the fitting really i dont care as long that you remenber what type of freon you are using.
the oil on the r 12 is mineral and r 134 is pag. they are not compatible.
the oil on the r 12 is mineral and r 134 is pag. they are not compatible.
The most important is the oil you have to drain the oil of the a/c compressor, flush the entire a/c system. also replace the a/c drier (acumulator ). the fitting really i dont care as long that you remenber what type of freon you are using.
the oil on the r 12 is mineral and r 134 is pag. they are not compatible.
the oil on the r 12 is mineral and r 134 is pag. they are not compatible.
I also suggest you read this thread: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ghlight=r-152a
It works amazingly well.
Last edited by Sgt Fox; Feb 17, 2012 at 09:19 AM.
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