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#7
I dont know if this is true but someone told me that the R-12 oil is different than the 134a oil and you have to change the condenser because the tubes are larger and the 134a needs to be cooled more than the R-12.
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#10
You can get away with evacuating the system and changing the valves and oil. We did it all the time years back in the shop but that was mostly with the later R4 compressors. Can you get the little R12 cans?
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#13
Depends upon the outside air temp. When it's 115+ outside, the vent temp on my newer vehicle is around 50-60, but when it's only 80-90 outside, the vent temp is below 40.
edit: The above is with a R134A system, not R12.
edit: The above is with a R134A system, not R12.
Last edited by Fun71; July 15th, 2022 at 04:15 PM.
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#18
If you have never been schooled in re-filling the ac system, I would take it to an AC shop. Doing that without proper knowledge and equipment can be very dangerous. You can explode your system as well as back pressuring the can and blowing it up.
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