Charging A/C
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A/C
I changed the A/C in my 91 DX from R-12 to R-134a about a year ago and it has been working fine. I used one of those $30-40 kits and about two hours work with a helper whose father own a radiator and A/C shop. It would cost about $100 plus the kit to have it done for you.
#4
Originally posted by Zetec
Can I keep the same refrigerant type gas and just buy the kit ???
Do u know if autozone sells it ???
How difficult is it to charge the system ???
Can I keep the same refrigerant type gas and just buy the kit ???
Do u know if autozone sells it ???
How difficult is it to charge the system ???
I don't know if autozone sells the kit, but I would be surprised if they didn't Strauss and PEP Boys sell it.
It is not difficult to charge the system. It is difficult to make sure that nothing in the system leaks.
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