Subject	You may have over filled...
Posted by	Barry (NJ) on September 02, 2008 at 8:36 PM
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In Reply To	r134a posted by ouikikazz on September 02, 2008 at 07:52 PM
Message	After the swap I just added a couple of cans until the pressure looked right on the gauge. Turned out too much was added. The air would blow cold for a bit, but then too much pressure would build in the system and it would shut itself down and blow hot. I took it too a garage and when they evacuated the system they found that there was too much freon in it. It was refilled with the proper amount and it's been good ever since. My Mod List & More At Motortopia or The Car Space
Follow Ups	r134a - ouikikazz 19:52:56 09/02/08 Im thinking you have a leak (n/m) - RedTTZ91(OK) 20:12:02 09/02/08 You need to change out the whole... - CameronSF 20:12:57 09/02/08 The old oil will lay dormant in the system - Spddracer 20:23:44 09/02/08 Re: The old oil will lay dormant in the system - ouikikazz 20:29:14 09/02/08 ah, no - aliaZ 23:27:05 09/02/08 "Ester" not PAG. - Spddracer 06:32:27 09/03/08 well they actually make compatible oils in the retrofiet - RedTTZ91(OK) 20:24:34 09/02/08 False - Many 134a refrigerants are compatible - tyler@boostpro.net 22:51:27 09/02/08 lol...no - aliaZ 23:36:17 09/02/08 I think you misread... - tyler@boostpro.net 23:53:36 09/02/08 I didn't misread - aliaZ 00:13:16 09/03/08 i believe 16 ounces including oil. Just had mine done... (n/m) - ZX NAT 20:33:47 09/02/08 You may have over filled... - Barry (NJ) 20:36:11 09/02/08 if you changed out the compressor... - tyler@boostpro.net 22:49:21 09/02/08 Very good point, definitely need to evacuate the system - Barry (NJ) 13:12:35 09/03/08
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