Does your car have working A/C
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in the e34 it doesn't work but probably just needs a recharge. will be doing that for the summer. i took my e30s with no AC on many summer road trips and it sucked balls to sit in a pool of sweat. for everyday driving its fine.
Dan
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in the e34 it doesn't work but probably just needs a recharge. will be doing that for the summer. i took my e30s with no AC on many summer road trips and it sucked balls to sit in a pool of sweat. for everyday driving its fine.
Heard that
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Btw, r12 > r134a. Its a thicker gas and blows snow out the vents. Its hard to find, but its out there...
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1982 bmw yes.
1991 jetta no. I removed it in place for a 2nd alternator
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NO
you can only vote ONCE
make it count
I'm in for rage drifing
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looks like my late model had r134a from the factory, so hopefully the $30 recharge kit will solve this issue and put me in the 'no shweaty balls' category
Dan
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No on all three!
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looks like my late model had r134a from the factory, so hopefully the $30 recharge kit will solve this issue and put me in the 'no shweaty balls' category
I used "Freeze 12" as an R12 substitute on my Camry before it was legal to sell refrigerant at parts stores (Amazon wouldnt allow shipping to WI, I ended up getting some from out of state) That was 3 years ago. It still works extremely well. You should have great results with it as long as you do it right.
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I used "Freeze 12" as an R12 substitute on my Camry before it was legal to sell refrigerant at parts stores (Amazon wouldnt allow shipping to WI, I ended up getting some from out of state) That was 3 years ago. It still works extremely well. You should have great results with it as long as you do it right.
Good to know! What I plan on using in my car when I redo the A/C.
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Hell yes to working a/c on the e36, but I voted rage drifting, no fucks given, yolo, brolo, etc.
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I used "Freeze 12" as an R12 substitute on my Camry before it was legal to sell refrigerant at parts stores (Amazon wouldnt allow shipping to WI, I ended up getting some from out of state) That was 3 years ago. It still works extremely well. You should have great results with it as long as you do it right.
from what i read, its just about not putting too much refrigerant in (allowing the pressure to get too high). should be pretty easy.
Dan
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after 20 years, even a miniscule leak would result in this, yes.
Dan
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The car came with no belt so I was concerned the compressor was seized. Much to my surprise I threw a belt on her on Tuesday during my lunch and the ac works fine!
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My Ac works great! Top down, A/C on Blast!
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AC on my E30 would work if not for a leak in the system somewhere. Seems like it's in the low side fitting. Can't do anything with it now as I tried to put REDTEK refrigerant into it and now no AC shop will touch it. Don't know how to work on AC systems myself.
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