Subject	All depends on how much you will replace and how much
Posted by	Wright (Ca) on August 15, 2010 at 7:58 PM
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In Reply To	Good question posted by arkansasturbo on August 15, 2010 at 07:03 PM
Message	of the work you can do your self. I included links to most of the parts I bought which list prices. The gauge sets can be had for $50-$100 depending on where you shop. I bought my vacuum pump from harbor freight for under $20. It requires a air compressor to power it. They have other inexpensive electronic pumps as well. The cheap vacuum pump that I bought wasn't able to make the full 28.3" of vacuum that it advertises but I think it was due to my air compressor. Formerly: ZEVAN (Ca), Evan3zx(ca) Xbox live GT: kidding Me
Follow Ups	My R12 to 134A conversion notes and observations... - Wright (Ca) 16:47:47 08/15/10 Good to hear you got it all fixed! (n/m) - Draker (Eugene, OR) 17:31:23 08/15/10 Thanks, I love driving the z again now that it works. :) (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 17:33:30 08/15/10 Mind me asking what is ball park - Boosted1 18:27:48 08/15/10 Good question - arkansasturbo 19:03:35 08/15/10 All depends on how much you will replace and how much - Wright (Ca) 19:58:46 08/15/10 FYI - aliaZ 07:32:14 08/16/10 Good info. If the drier is unable to remove all moisture - Wright (Ca) 09:03:40 08/16/10 Re: Good info. If the drier is unable to remove all moisture - aliaZ 10:22:22 08/16/10 Re: My R12 to 134A conversion notes and observations... - aliaZ 19:13:47 08/15/10 It would save you from all of the questions you are - Wright (Ca) 19:49:55 08/15/10 2nd - FuerGrissa 04:19:12 08/16/10 Wanna Fix Mine :P - Z32 TwinZ 10:23:32 08/16/10
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