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Old 2009-07-17, 12:35 PM   #1
Dean
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Default R12-R134a AC Conversion?

Anybody done one on a Subaru. Debbie's L will likely need one after finding the leak.

AC compressor won't kick on no matter what buttons you press, but clutch kicks in and compressor turns fine if you hot-wire it.

I am assuming there is a low pressure switch and thus that there is a leak and the system is empty.

Read This Link on Nasioc, but would like to talk to someone who has done one.

Dad has a vacuum pump and gauges I can borrow. Not sure how you find a leak in an uncharged/vacuum system. Dye isn't going to help. Seems silly to charge a system to find a leak.

Heard Walmart has "kits"... not sure what is in them... Assume it needs a drier, oil and R134A.

Personally, I think Rachel should just rough it... This is going to be her college car.
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