Freeze 12?
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Safety Car
Joined: May 2008
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From: Lafayette Louisiana
Freeze 12?
Well, now that I just about have all of my parts together for a 134a change over for the 76 a/c, my friend tells me they have a new product to replace r12 called "freeze 12".
Supposed to be similar to r12 but epa approved and better than the 134a.
Any experience with freeze 12 and where to buy it?
Supposed to be similar to r12 but epa approved and better than the 134a.
Any experience with freeze 12 and where to buy it?
Instructor
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From: concord ohio
envro-safe
I did my r-12 system last summer and used this product:
http://autorefrigerants.com/co00033.htm
worked like a champ, better than ever.
http://autorefrigerants.com/co00033.htm
worked like a champ, better than ever.
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Clifton VA
It's cheap, non-flammable and compatable with r12 ester oil systems so you can evacuate and recharge without a lot of hassle if you seals are still holding. They also have a 3oz oil charge can for the DIY. It is slightly lighter than r12 so you use a little less by weight - fill to proper pressure with the temp chart. Don't know why it gets bashed a lot - but old-Dupont engineers will weigh in. Check their website
Racer
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Concordia KS
Well, now that I just about have all of my parts together for a 134a change over for the 76 a/c, my friend tells me they have a new product to replace r12 called "freeze 12".
Supposed to be similar to r12 but epa approved and better than the 134a.
Any experience with freeze 12 and where to buy it?
Supposed to be similar to r12 but epa approved and better than the 134a.
Any experience with freeze 12 and where to buy it?
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