Reply to "AC Converson"

Mike Dailey (Guest)

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Originally posted by JR:
I would like to convert my AC system from R-12 to R-34a.I'v replaced all hoses condensor and dryer. I've purchased a new rotary compressor from Hall.My question is what else do I need to start my project?I would like every thing ready to go.Thanks for you're time.

If you operate your car in an area that has very hot weather you may be disappointed with the R134. It does not transfer the heat like R12 does especially with the small evaporator and condenser used on the Pantera. There is a very detailed article on the Pantera Place website that address the A/C system that might be helpful to you.

8/31/023:49 PM

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