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My fans blow out the back. The 134 work great. I better not brag too much about how well it works... I hate to tell you all that about 2 weeks ago, I noticed a little dirt near a fitting. I realized it was a small leak..when I tightened it up, I twisted the aluminum and it blew. I was jumping up and down and my freind asked if I was OK and, I was unhurt phisicly but sick inside. I have since replaced the hose, gotten rid of the fitting and put 2 cans of 134 back in and it works great again. I ordered the condenser from ackits.com to fit the Mitsubishi fans and shroud. It utilizes a Sandeen comp. At one time I had a high pressure switch to cycle the comp, but it opened up to early at 250 psi. I belive the system needs at least 320 psi to work properly with 134. It still uses the freeze sensor to cycle.

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