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Posted by TURTLE on June 15, 2005, 11:58 pm
> Even though I haven't been around this group in a long time, I'm sure
> this is "another" A/C question.
> I was referred to a site that sells A/C products. They make great
> claims for something called R22. Among other things, they state that
> greater and easier compressibility means colder temps out of the house
> vents and less strain on the compressor.
> I'm thinking of using another of their products in my car A/C (and I
> do have recommendations from friends that have changed over), but I'm
> wondering if anyone has any experience/knowledge of this material that
> isn't selling it.:)
> Oh, the site is http://autorefrigerants.com/22a.htm
>
> Thanks, guys, (and gals). I've learned an incredible amount of stuff
> from this group!
>
> Bob
This is Turtle.
The R-22-A is for home hvac systems and R-12-A is for auto's.
This auto stuff is Freeze-12 and you can buy it at any appliance warehouse or
store. Public can buy it for it is nothing but dehydrated propane or Butane. I
think Auto zone still sells it and it's called freeze-12-A .
I have used in some cars but only ones with Real R-12 in them because thec134-A
type systems really don't get any better with it in there for the 134-a in them
for they have the bigger coil to make up for it. I really don't think it helped
very much on the 134-A systems but on the older R-12 systems it did make a
difference verses the 134-A replacement in it.
Now the prices for Freeze-12 is a little high on their website compared to auto
zone.
TURTLE
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