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Last I checked r134 comes in a can. Where did freon come from? It hasn't been used since before the Contour introduction.
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Originally posted by todras:
Last I checked r134 comes in a can. Where did freon come from? It hasn't been used since before the Contour introduction.
freon is in my basement...in 3 small cans 
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Rev it till it MELTS.....
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You can still get it. I think on Ebay.
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Well I tried it again, it took about 20 minutes to empty the can. Seems like it is a little bit cooler now.
The adapter I was talking about was the device with the hose and the fitting that punctures the can. This did not come attached to the can already.
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Originally posted by todras:
Last I checked r134 comes in a can. Where did freon come from? It hasn't been used since before the Contour introduction.
it is all freon.....just has different names....R-12 is way more effective but no longer in use....and not compatable with 134a......but to the right person....R12 is worth some coin.
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r-12 really isnt more effective atall compared to r-134a thats just a common myth . and yes r-12 is worth some money what people do is take it across the mexican border through texas because they still produce it there and is worth alot of money
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You sell your Contour and then are an expert at everything. Did you even post before? 
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Originally posted by SvtEdwardo420:
r-12 really isnt more effective atall compared to r-134a thats just a common myth . and yes r-12 is worth some money what people do is take it across the mexican border through texas because they still produce it there and is worth alot of money
sorry....R-12 is more effecient...but was "damaging" the ozone so needed replaced...new stuff (r134a) is effective.....but is not as effective as R12 was....
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Yep. Sure was a lot colder. 
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Maybe the only reason it was colder becuase the old systems held like 5 lbs in the system and were going to smaller systems for the more compact cars.... and im sorry that i know alot about a/c i am certified in it.
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