Subject	I think you misread...
Posted by	tyler@boostpro.net on September 02, 2008 at 11:53 PM
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In Reply To	lol...no posted by aliaZ on September 02, 2008 at 11:36 PM
Message	The parts of the systems themselves are compatible, but the fittings are not, as I described in my post above. Also, I think there are some R12 substitutes that may be more similar to R12 than R134a. Freeze12 comes to mind off the top of my head but I think there are others. The local Tires Plus here has R12, so I just use that ;-) [ http://www.freeze12.com/ ] boostpro.net
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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