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AC Changeover from R12 to Freeze 12 200 1982

posted by  robert240 on  Thu Jul 17 03:46 CST 2008
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Unless something has changed you don't need a section 609 cert to buy freeze-12.

I don't use my AC that much, and my system was already empty due to cracked hose. I found freeze-12 to be the least expensive option. Using it in my stock setup is not super ice cold, but better than nothing when temps are 95-110F.

The biggest problem I had is when I changed the low side fitting. The valve core inside the new fitting was loose - make sure the cores are tight inside the adapters they send you with the kit.






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