V2Rocket

Had it machined down in that corner.

zainman

Try 409A this is what I use, it blends well with both 12 and 134A, it is not specified for use in automotive, and it works great.

JohnKoaWood

http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/part...ay_Kits//10092

Potomac-Greg

I did my own re-charge with the store-bought kits and was able to improve performance. But it was only an improvement and only temporary. I bit the bullet and had a shop vacate the system and do a recharge, and it's been working extremely well for two years now.

austin944

You could also try cleaning out the crud/leaves from the condensor, and straightening the fins, if you've not already done that.

m73m95

+1. Go to harbor freight and get a radiator rake to straighten the fins on the condenser.

Did it to mine... not only does the AC work better, but my car runs a tick cooler as well.



I was thinking about misting the condenser too. My AC is cold, but sitting at a light for a few min with the outside temp over 105, its not COLD. Using the windshield washer system to mist some water would be perfect.