Subject	Re: follow up
Posted by	Kvert on July 18, 2024 at 11:58 PM
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In Reply To	follow up posted by Stokens (AR) on July 18, 2024 at 12:42 PM
Message	Had an R-12 system too (miss it very much, but the TT conversion demanded a sacrifice) I used ester oil and flushed the compressor thoroughly. Also would recommend R-152 instead of R-134. It cools slightly better at idle than R-134. It's also much better environmentally than r-134. You can vent it to atmosphere, if need be, and was recently approved as a refrigerant for cars. It's what they use in the canned spray air. I actually used Dust-Off with a can tap to fill mine (With AC manifolds, of course). Either way, neither option will be better than sweet sweet r-12.
Follow Ups	Re-using R12 Compressor - Stokens (AR) 12:38:45 07/18/24 follow up - Stokens (AR) 12:42:59 07/18/24 Flush the Compressor - Cjw3 19:31:29 07/18/24 I added about 6oz of Pag 100. - Stokens (AR) 20:07:48 07/18/24 Yep, Dryer Switch if its a 134a Replacement - Cjw3 20:26:09 07/18/24 35829? - Stokens (AR) 21:41:33 07/18/24 You need to switch from the LP only to the HP/LP Switch (n/m) - Cjw3 07:19:39 07/19/24 Gotcha - I ordered one - Stokens (AR) 09:53:46 07/19/24 Re: follow up - Kvert 23:58:22 07/18/24 Thanks! - Stokens (AR) 09:31:22 07/19/24 Re: Thanks! - Kvert 14:07:12 07/19/24 Four Seasons Issues - Denis 17:20:03 07/19/24 New compressors have been unavailable for years. - Bernie (NoVA) 22:52:42 07/29/24 Still.... - Bernie (NoVA) 23:09:47 07/29/24 Here is the part number I ordered in 2021 and... - Denis 12:26:05 07/30/24 My point is that it has not been available for going on 5 - Bernie (NoVA) 17:22:10 07/30/24 understand, thanks for the follow-up. (n/m) - Denis 21:12:59 07/30/24 Z32 compressors are the same R12 vs R134a, just different - Bernie (NoVA) 22:54:36 07/29/24
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