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importboi22 08-11-03 12:45 AM

everything need for a complete a/c recharge?
 
im putting a/c into my car .... what is all needed for the recharge?

just
1can of compressor lube
2 12oz cans of r12
1 recharge kit with gauge... is this correct?

Project84 08-11-03 01:14 AM

should take it to a pro shop to do it. The cans are for when the system is low on freon. Its not meant to charge the whole system.

importboi22 08-11-03 01:23 AM

yea i would but i dont got 400 to dump on it

J-Rat 08-11-03 01:25 AM

Shoot, I charge them all the time with cans. Just be careful, dont overcharge it!

Jarrett

Icemark 08-11-03 01:29 AM

For proper cooling and longer compressor life the system should be professionally vacuumed, of any moisture and contaminates before any freon is installed.

J-Rat 08-11-03 01:30 AM

This is true...But if your ghetto like me....:)

importboi22 08-11-03 01:31 AM

yep very ghetto.... and j-rat i will agree... boost creep blows....

importboi22 08-11-03 01:32 AM

oh yea btw jrat what did you use... is my list correct as it sits?? thanks !!!

87RXGhey7 08-11-03 01:40 AM

your list sounds good. I charged my car once w/ r12. Eventually no cold air. This will happen to you too, since it does not blow cold air, you obviously have a leak, because freon should never get low. So the next thing I ended up doing was getting a retrofit kit for 134a for 30 bucks (came w/ three cans of 12oz r134a w/ sealant and oil), spent twenty bucks to get the old r12 vacuumed out, and bamn, cold air ever since.

J-Rat 08-11-03 01:47 AM

Yeah, sounds about right. I just use the R12 with the oil already in it, so it makes charging it easier

Makenzie71 08-11-03 02:33 AM

If you ever have your AC on your house serviced those guys can do it. Hell, you can prolly go to a place that does residential AC/Heating and talk to one of the install crews...they'll vacume check your system for $20 then you can use the cans without fear.


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