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Old 05-27-08, 02:19 PM   #10 (permalink)
ActionJackson
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Location: New Port Richey,Florida
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Car 1: 1979 MGB
Car 2: 1991 Sedan LS
Car 3: 1993 Coupe LS 6MT



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I wanted to add to this thread what I did personally to my 91 Sedan. A/c
started getting warmer (then very warm= not working)this January. I researched the subject and found a company at Maxi-frig refrigerant--Colder & Lower Head Pressure - Maxifrig that sells
a freon ($8.00 a can) that is compatible with both freon ref. oils. I changed the fittings to 134 fittings on the car ( as the can of freon comes with a 134 style top) and installed 2 cans of the freon. Has worked very fine since Feb. 15. I did not evacuate the system nor change anything other than gauge fittings. So far so good. The freon that I added does contain a leak dye, but I haven't seen where my leak is yet. I don't want to make any specific recommendations, just relay what my experience has been. If one tries this,
without using gauges, be very careful NOT to overfill the system. Good luck.
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