Rotary A/C

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I am getting meaningfully conflicting reports on r12 vs r134. While r134 is by far more economical a trusted mechanic advises that the r12 has a meaningful advantage in "cooling" capability. Particularly in an inefficient A/C system as we have in the Pantera. I would like to know the specific model and part # for the rotary units we can use.

My car is a GT5-S 1986. Can we change the dash blower fan from underneath the dash with consol removed? Gary Hall says you can, but I can find nobody who can confirm this.

11/4/0212:26 PM

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