R-12 to 134A Retrofitting...Please help. In AZ!!
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So any parts store will carry the green o ring kit?I'm totally clueless when it comes to a/c. I don't know what is what and where all of the o rings even go. Maybe I should just grab a regular O ring kit and have it refilled with freeze 12?? I don't know, I'm confused....
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The O-rings come in a kit,when you do the change over,you need to replace the o-rings because the 134 will blow past the old black rubber ones.I think I got mine from nappa.There is also a valve you put in the high pressure line when you do the change over,the will bring the temp down another 10 degrees or so.I cant rember the name of it,but wiil find out tomarrow. It looke like a halogen lamp bulb.
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Awesome! Let me know about that valve iselloil!! I need to quit procrastinating and get this done right. It's easy to go to a shop and pay, but it's cheaper not to. I have NO shortage of cash flow, but I just hate getting ed over at a shop when the job is pretty simple.
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Damn. That's all reassuring. LOL. I have a buddy that just did it the easy way and vacuumed his system on a 94 4-runner, and recharged with 134A. He had success with this approach. He only had to throw a couple cans in over the summer. Oh, and by the way 854X4, the whole MSDS book is a hunk of SH!+!! It's all EPA California liberal B/S. Besides, who's dumb enough to inhale freon while draining it?? If you do, then you deserve to die of a tumor ridded yam bag. Lol!
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actually there are two different condensers for the 4runner. got the big one on my runner.
one is like the truck's and the other has an additional small array of tubes and fins, about 4" tall and the same width as the condenser, mounted flush to the top and ahead of the main condenser. it's called a 'precooler' or 'supercool' or similar name by different vendors.
one is like the truck's and the other has an additional small array of tubes and fins, about 4" tall and the same width as the condenser, mounted flush to the top and ahead of the main condenser. it's called a 'precooler' or 'supercool' or similar name by different vendors.
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Im ouy of town untill monday,Shoot me a email at home sunday night,,iselloil@comcast.net.I will see which tube will work.I'll price it thru our shop,or get a part number.
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man the search key is awsome!!! all the shops ive been talking to are quoting me $170-180 to do a "retrofit". which all they are ging to do is pull a vacuum and put in the r-134. i want it done right, which in my eyes is to change the epansion valve, dryer and put the solvent through it. then charge it. whats wrong with things done properly?
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so awesome you had to bump a 3 year old thread that has a lot of misinformation when there's better threads?
anyway, all you need to know is in here:
http://www.ccar-greenlink.org/docume...t_ac002t98.pdf
I suggest starting a new threads if you have other specific questions
anyway, all you need to know is in here:
http://www.ccar-greenlink.org/docume...t_ac002t98.pdf
I suggest starting a new threads if you have other specific questions
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