ac 97 w/ice 32
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Burning Brakes
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From: carroll ohio
ac 97 w/ice 32
anybody use ICE32 in their ac when recharging? if so what do you think about it. noticed it comes in 3 oz.w/dye. says my system needs 26 oz. so two cans of 12's=24 and the 3 oz. ice32 would be 27. would you think 1 oz. overfill would be bad? just getting my stuff ready for a vacuum and recharge.
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anybody use ICE32 in their ac when recharging? if so what do you think about it. noticed it comes in 3 oz.w/dye. says my system needs 26 oz. so two cans of 12's=24 and the 3 oz. ice32 would be 27. would you think 1 oz. overfill would be bad? just getting my stuff ready for a vacuum and recharge.
i am skeptical about these miracle additives. Is it possible to get the improvements ICE claims? Perhaps. The lubricant in our V7 compressors was selected in the early 1990’s when GM/Harrison converted to R134a. Many lubricants were tested, all with the goal of meeting compressor durability requirements with minimal compressor design changes. Fast forward 30 years and could someone develop an additive package for the existing system? Maybe.
Even if the miracle additive works, will you ever notice the small a/c performance improvements they claim?
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Burning Brakes
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From: carroll ohio
thanks for the reply book. i'm a skeptic and i've always been "show me". hope to get back to the ac project net week. had the high pressure hose blow out. new one should be here next week. just finished both sides of the "floppy door mirror" repair.
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anybody use ICE32 in their ac when recharging? if so what do you think about it. noticed it comes in 3 oz.w/dye. says my system needs 26 oz. so two cans of 12's=24 and the 3 oz. ice32 would be 27. would you think 1 oz. overfill would be bad? just getting my stuff ready for a vacuum and recharge.
