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Old 06-30-2008, 07:26 PM   #1
SkylineNXS
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A/C Identification

I was surprised i couldnt find this through a search...but i was wondering how and through looking at what can i identify whether my A/C on my 87 is R12 or R134. The compressor wiring was a little flawed so i fixed it today, but even with the compressor running, the air remains at the same temperature as when the lever is on vent...any ideas?

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