I think R134a will do just fine in the Sloth (#Throwback- I don’t remember what you are calling the car theses days lol.)
I applaud that, and I actually think it's pretty cool that it may be even more effective than R12 or R134 and it's safe for the environment. All those points make sense. If you and a few others don't die, then I'll reconsider.... at some point.First, the reason I tried it was because I have long suspected that Enviro-Safe IS propane.
And I don't use alternatives for money. It is for performance and versatility. Enviro-Safe, and possibly propane, works in both R12 and R134 systems, so I don't need to mess with "conversions" and it works better.
We don;t seem to worry about gas leaks. We treat them as a simple nuisance. But when gas leaks it comes out as a liquid and stays liquid for some time. I will not put a rubber fuel line over an engine. But I have had rubber AC lines blow off over an engine. If the whole three pounds of propane leaked out it would flash off and be gone.
That's funnyI think R134a will do just fine in the Sloth (#Throwback- I don’t remember what you are calling the car theses days lol.)
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