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• Apr 8, 2015

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billison said:

Best thing just happened, walked into farm and home and r124a is 5$ a can.

Got home and my mustang is already converted, a can later and she blows cold!!

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Be advised that R134A is not a drop in substitute for Freon12. If the AC was converted to R134A you are a go. Look for the R134 conversion sticker and quick connect type couplings on the service fittings.

The typical sticker looks like this, yours may be different


Typical low pressure side R134 coupling


Typical high pressure side R134 coupling

 

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#22

• Apr 8, 2015

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Yup, it was converted years ago ( so I'm told) and already had the adaptors.

Thanks for looking out!!

 

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• Apr 9, 2015

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I know that . I recently put it down won't go back up., I don't hear the motor anymore plus I just replaced my brake light yesterday and one minute it works the next minute it doesn't . Very strange


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I'm new to this site .. So how do I post a new thread


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