1981 911SC A/C conversion to r-134a refrigerant
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I have been told that although the r-134a conversion will allow me to recharge with an $8.00 can from Autozone or the like, that I will loose about 5 degrees; that is, it will blow five degrees warmer. Can anyone with experience with this conversion fill me in?
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Instructor
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I dont know if it is 5 degrees but I kow it doesnt cool as well, but I can service it myself, as often as I want, so it is always blowing out as cool as it can with the R134a.
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Burning Brakes
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My '84 was converted to R134a; it doesn't seem as cold as it could be, but on the other hand, if it is hot enough out that I am warm with the AC on full blast, it's probably too hot out to be driving a 23 year old air cooled car.
Steve
84 Carrera Targa
00 M5
02 G500
64 356C
Steve
84 Carrera Targa
00 M5
02 G500
64 356C
#5
Rennlist Member
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Originally Posted by UberXY
My '84 was converted to R134a; it doesn't seem as cold as it could be, but on the other hand, if it is hot enough out that I am warm with the AC on full blast, it's probably too hot out to be driving a 23 year old air cooled car.
Steve
84 Carrera Targa
00 M5
02 G500
64 356C
Steve
84 Carrera Targa
00 M5
02 G500
64 356C