Reply to "Converting to R134a and Sanden compressor"

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If you want to upgrade the condenser and evaporator why not do it now and ensure it all fits correctly?

I do not want to upgrade the condenser and evaporator but might have to if the cooling is not adequate.

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Looking at Vintage Air website it would appear their Sanden compressors are true Sanden, beware anything that says "Sanden style"

Got it. I will go with Vintage Air

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I have worked on more systems where the issue has been the incompatibility of the two oils gelling than anything else, but if you want to ask for advice and then second guess it with confidence you can get all the mineral oil out then go for it!

I'll go with Ester oil. How much oil does the system take?

Thanks for your advice.
Ivan

6/28/182:29 PM

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