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> R12 to R134 conversion
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post Aug 1 2001, 08:14 AM
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My 1977 20R celica A/C system has been running low on R12 freon for several years. Maybe it's time for a conversion to R134?<br><br>Any advice about what to do here? Do I trust the local shops to do the work (and charge huge $$$), or can I vent the system and install R134 myself?<br><br>thanks,<br>- Mark -
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post Aug 3 2001, 12:07 PM
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I would think that a person ought to be able to do that themselves. I urge though that you suck/collect the freon out/off the unit instead of just venting it. It's an environmental issue and a cost issue -- you can re-use freon and as I recall the stuff ain't cheap. Good luck.
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