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Re: AC recharging... at home?
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Posted by Pooh Bear on July 16, 2006 at 19:44:09 from (204.116.31.179):
In Reply to: AC recharging... at home? posted by hillbillyOH on July 16, 2006 at 18:44:51:
If your system is setup for R134a then it is easy. Just get a kit with hoses and follow the directions. If your system is completely empty you need to have it vacuumed first to remove the humidity. If you don't then it will freeze up inside the pump and ruin it. If your system is setup for R12 then forget it. You can only buy that stuff with a license. If you put R134a in an R12 system it will dissolve the seals. To change it over just about all the components have to be replaced. Pooh Bear
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