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Subject: Re: [MBZ] More '78 240D AC fun
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134a for $8/can. I bought two.
My R12 cans have price tags like $1.25 on them.
hose running from
Forgot to mention that this is a York compressor. It appears to be a
rubber hose, its not a metal hard line anyway...
Just use the recommended dipstick to check the oil level
in the crankcase of the York. No need for measuring and
guessing on those. Flush the system, dipstick the York,
and
So I stopped at FLAPS and got a can of 134 mechanic in a can with sealer.
$19, last year it was $10. Then I stopped at Big Lots and Randy is right they
have 134a for $8/can. I bought two.
Put the mechanic in a can in and immediately found my problem, the hose running
from the evaporator to the
Don't forget to replace the lost oil as well.
Max
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Curt Raymond curtlud...@yahoo.com wrote:
So I stopped at FLAPS and got a can of 134 mechanic in a can with sealer.
$19, last year it was $10. Then I stopped at Big Lots and
I'd have your guy do a full flush of the system to remove all the old oil
and goo-in-a-can, then recharge fully with new oil and refrigerant.
You'll have the system fully open anyways, so might as well.
Walt
On Jun 25, 2011 10:10 PM, Max Dillon meadedil...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Don't forget to
134a for $8/can. I bought two.
My R12 cans have price tags like $1.25 on them.
hose running from the evaporator to the dryer [pinhole] leaking.
Hose? Or hard pipe? Is this a sign of acid erosion from the
inside? That's what I'd expect from a R134a conversion,
after some hours are on it.
