Find a friend that's does A/C everyday, useless your an HVAC guru and have all the tools?
something new and different procedures in the A/C, plus if you can find someone like I have they can tell from experience what's the best bang for the buck thing to do or not to do.
I realize this connection isn't always possible.
I do know from talking over the years that anytime one part of the system goes bad, contamination of the entire system is very possible. unfortunately!
One other tid-bit I just learned R-134a is being taken off the market in 2007 or 2009, that's word from the produces of Freon.
Guess I missed that somehow about studies have showed it's worst that R-12.
One good thing got my old 89 Probe A/C back to is old meat locker self. I still think this whole thing had to due with money. R-12 costs $45.40 a lb. A 30 lb. can cost him $678. I know that 22.60 a lb.,but they have other costs EPA wise that brings up to the $45.40.
I haven't asked as to what it we take to convert my 98 Mystique back to R-12. But it's still working just fine, other than the fact it never came close to the cooling ability it would have had with R-12.
It's all a racket and my buddy is even more frustrated over all the high dollar equipment the EPA keeps requiring them to use.

Paul
Say what's the enrollment size of OU nowadays?


Paul 98 Mystique LS 2ea (07/97)(08/98)