Subject	it is impossible to tell how it was converted
Posted by	aliaZ on June 26, 2011 at 9:27 AM
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In Reply To	how to comfirm ac conversion(r12 to r134) posted by lukzzkeeper(philly) on June 26, 2011 at 03:04 AM
Message	most people put several ounces of ester oil on top of the existing mineral oil, which isn't ideal some people properly flush the mineral oil out and replace with a R134a compatible lubricant. As far as hardware is concerned, you may already have the R-134a spec condenser, which started appearing in 1993. The TSV is set for R-12, unless the previous owner gutted it.
Follow Ups	how to comfirm ac conversion(r12 to r134) - lukzzkeeper(philly) 03:04:50 06/26/11 it is impossible to tell how it was converted - aliaZ 09:27:11 06/26/11 What effect would the TSV have on 134A? - Wright (Ca) 09:57:59 06/26/11 It won't get quite as cold with a TSV - aliaZ 23:34:13 06/26/11 Good to know. Thanks. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 13:14:54 06/27/11 Take it to an AC shop and they can test it. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 14:20:07 06/26/11 Can't you tell by the valve on the line? (n/m) - ILoveBoost 13:18:40 06/27/11
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