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on our BII's..do we have the r-134 in our a.c's? if so..i can buy a couple of cans at auto zone...if not..then i gotta take it to the shop..it still gets cold, but it needs more in it..it's an 87 BII edie bauer..5 speed.....thanx all!!!
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Originally posted by big88b2
you can have your truck retrofitted(switched) from the r-12 to the 134-a. New fittings will also need to be installed
you can have your truck retrofitted(switched) from the r-12 to the 134-a. New fittings will also need to be installed
True, I just did my B2s A/C today, went to walmart
and picked up a retrofit kit for $30 that came with
3 cans of r-134 with the oil in it and a charging hose
and new fittings.
In less than a half hour I had nice cold air coming
out of the vents
Of course, your A/C system has to have a working
compressor and no big leaks, I had to tighten up
the hose fittings going to the compressor, we'll
see if it holds the charge good.
Now all I need to do is replace the cracked windshield
and put new back tires on and my B2 will be in
perfect condition
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O.K. Guys and gals, listen up..I went to autozone and bought the retrofit kit for 17.99 and my a/c is a-rockin now.....just use a nail with an old rag to catch the r-12 and then follow the instructions and in 5 mins ..you got cold air..way cool..and i mean that.to easy
