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Air Con Regassing

Started by Oliver · 20 Oct 2008 · 24 replies

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OliverArchived member
It needs converting from the old gas, need to get mine done still also! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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StoogeArchived member
Whats involved when its converted?
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mr_12Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by mr_12 [View Post] Interestingly enough,back in the old days retrofitting involved flushing the system and changing all the seals over and new oil.A few years back one of the top guys in a/c training said its no longer really necessary.We do a recovery,change to retrofit adaptors,do a intial dump of r134a and run it for a few minutes and then recover and fix any problems,new drier and then regas with 134a. too quote myself but pretty much that. If you take of the service port caps, if you see external threads it is still R12. If there is a fitting screwed onto the pipe and the out side has a few ridges on it it may be r134a.
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StoogeArchived member
Cheers man
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EvilPetArchived member
I think my compressor has seized from not being used for 2 years. Might have to book it in somewhere when I'm back in three weeks. No way I'm driving around in a black car with no air cond during summer. Suggestions where I can take it and how long will the car be out of commission / costs?
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