A/C problem
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From: Temple, Texas (Central)
Where do you see that?
From the site: "R-416A A1/ A1 Non toxic, non flammable"
I found the makeup on another site, its basically a blend of 134 and a few other similar refrigerants. I still havent found a place that sells it in less than 30 pound containers, so its a mute point for now.
From the site: "R-416A A1/ A1 Non toxic, non flammable"
I found the makeup on another site, its basically a blend of 134 and a few other similar refrigerants. I still havent found a place that sells it in less than 30 pound containers, so its a mute point for now.
Originally Posted by Sideways7
Where do you see that?
From the site: "R-416A A1/ A1 Non toxic, non flammable"
I found the makeup on another site, its basically a blend of 134 and a few other similar refrigerants. I still havent found a place that sells it in less than 30 pound containers, so its a mute point for now.
From the site: "R-416A A1/ A1 Non toxic, non flammable"
I found the makeup on another site, its basically a blend of 134 and a few other similar refrigerants. I still havent found a place that sells it in less than 30 pound containers, so its a mute point for now.
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Who are you?
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From: CenCal
Originally Posted by younG_Gunner
Its 106* here in Cali. =/
Originally Posted by MHopkins
Vent it, just raise it up enough to let air in at the front, or at least just raise it up. It doesn't have to be open all the way. It just provides one more place for your cabin air to escape to.
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Originally Posted by Sideways7
And you live in Tennesee. lol
I live in Texas and have no A/C, and haven't had it for years. I'm getting old now so I think I'm gonna finally fix it soon.
I live in Texas and have no A/C, and haven't had it for years. I'm getting old now so I think I'm gonna finally fix it soon.
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