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posted by  John McPhail on  Tue Aug 13 20:42 CST 2013
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I charged the system with r12 and it "kind of" works. With ambient temperature hovering in the mid 90s, I am getting what I guess is high 60's air from the vents....after letting it run for over 20 minutes. This is a definite improvement. I would hazard a guess that the temperature in the driver's seat is around 70 - still 25 degrees cooler than outside, but even cooler would be better.

I think that I would be a happy camper if I could get the air, at the vents, down to the high 40's.

Thank you for all of the responses - I hope this is helping other folks, too.






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