Subject	Just another challenge to the automotive engineers
Posted by	Barry(TN) on September 12, 2012 at 10:31 AM
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In Reply To	I've heard that r134A is on the way out posted by Shiers69 on September 12, 2012 at 10:10 AM
Message	For instance they were forced to redesign the condenser to allow for better operation. Body styling changes along with improved manufacturing techniques seemed to have absorbed most of the R134a inefficiencies. While it is true that the new refrigerant does not adapt perfectly to the original R-12 designs, I have driven many new cars that have entirely effective air conditioning systems. We've had 20 years now to work on this.
Follow Ups	Cooling efficiency in coverted a/c systems - JMartz 08:31:53 09/12/12 Heh, nice to see my pic gettin around. :) (n/m) - SkiFly01 08:48:01 09/12/12 A shame indeed. Who needs an ozone layer. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 09:12:59 09/12/12 2nd, as a chemist, the op should have a clear understanding - TriniTT 09:24:32 09/12/12 I've heard that r134A is on the way out - Shiers69 10:10:38 09/12/12 Correct, its called HFO-1234yf - RobZ32 10:22:58 09/12/12 Had to click link to believe you - BlackholeZ 11:03:26 09/12/12 I wonder what its physical properties are. (n/m) - JMartz 19:34:28 09/13/12 Just another challenge to the automotive engineers - Barry(TN) 10:31:47 09/12/12 Trini, beware of what the government tells you. - JMartz 19:38:38 09/13/12 Profile says artist (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 10:19:58 09/12/12 New carrer after cancer. (n/m) - JMartz 19:33:28 09/13/12 10 years ago, my R12 system was optimum and after converting - zQuikonE 12:47:04 09/12/12 Thanks for your honesty. (n/m) - JMartz 19:39:46 09/13/12 Re: Cooling efficiency in coverted a/c systems - KA8 13:18:36 09/12/12 Don't you'll hate it. - JMartz 19:43:11 09/13/12 How long before HFO-1234yf? - NytWolf 15:40:06 09/12/12
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