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11-18-2015, 03:31 PM | #1 |
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Help me decide on the AC system
My truck is in for final tweaking (charge the AC, align the wheels, etc). The HVAC guy is coming in special to do my truck.
When I restored it, I used all brand new pump, condenser, and dryer. I put in all new o-rings. Whatever is in or on the firewall box is factory original still. I drained most of the oil out of the compressor before installing it but I didn't flush anything. I vacuumed the system down to get moisture out while it sat waiting. The dryer says its compatible with both R-134 and R-12 (I guess they mean the dessicant inside is compatible). Now: can I have it charged with R-134? Or do additional changes need to be made? The mechanic (not the HVAC guy) said that you can still get and use R-12 on old vehicles but that it is very expensive. If that's true, perhaps that's the way to go if R-134 requires changes that I haven't yet made. Is there a short answer on which way and how to proceed from this point to getting it charged and running? Thanks! Dave
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