Anyone ever use 'Freeze12"
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My 83 is still set up for R12 in AC. It works fine and I see no reason to swap it to R134.
Before going to Texas next month I was going to top off system. There is an R12 compatable refridgerant on the market called Freeze12. Anyone here ever use it??
Before going to Texas next month I was going to top off system. There is an R12 compatable refridgerant on the market called Freeze12. Anyone here ever use it??
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Yep, I have used a lot of it in customers cars, no problems so far, it may not cool as well as r12, but it does do a better job than 134a in some cars, and the pressures are lower.
I think it is a blend of 134a and something, not sure about that.
We have been using it for years with no issues
I think it is a blend of 134a and something, not sure about that.
We have been using it for years with no issues
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If it is (a blend of 134) you cannot mix it, you will be sorry; I believe it is not 134, but search here, some like it. Some say there is no "drop-in" equivalent. DYODD. Their site lists ingredients. Whatever you use, be sure it is not flammable. No isobutane or propane derivatives.
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Freeze 12 is 80% R-134a.
http://www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/refrig.../refblend.html
The remaning 20% is HCFC 142b which is cholo-difluoro-ethane
This is kind of a cute review.
http://reviews.ebay.com/Freeze-12-Re...00000005615895
Be prepared to be the only one who will work on your system once you install Freeze 12.
http://www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/refrig.../refblend.html
The remaning 20% is HCFC 142b which is cholo-difluoro-ethane
This is kind of a cute review.
http://reviews.ebay.com/Freeze-12-Re...00000005615895
Be prepared to be the only one who will work on your system once you install Freeze 12.
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Freeze 12 is 80% R-134a.
http://www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/refrig.../refblend.html
The remaning 20% is HCFC 142b which is cholo-difluoro-ethane
This is kind of a cute review.
http://reviews.ebay.com/Freeze-12-Re...00000005615895
Be prepared to be the only one who will work on your system once you install Freeze 12.
http://www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/refrig.../refblend.html
The remaning 20% is HCFC 142b which is cholo-difluoro-ethane
This is kind of a cute review.
http://reviews.ebay.com/Freeze-12-Re...00000005615895
Be prepared to be the only one who will work on your system once you install Freeze 12.
If I had R12, that is what I would use though.
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It's definately not flamable. The shop that has my car right now, (just installed a rebuilt compressor) uses Freeze 12, and they say they've had pretty good luck with it. Gonna be nice and cool driving to OCIC in DFW! I like the idea of being able to buy it fairly cheap on ebay and recharge it myself if needed in a few years.
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It's definately not flamable. The shop that has my car right now, (just installed a rebuilt compressor) uses Freeze 12, and they say they've had pretty good luck with it. Gonna be nice and cool driving to OCIC in DFW! I like the idea of being able to buy it fairly cheap on ebay and recharge it myself if needed in a few years.
This is true with any type of freon or oil that I know of.
When we did 134a conversions we had many failures of compressors, I can only remember one compressor failure with Freeze 12, and you may have guessed it, it was a ford compressor, a FX10 or 15, I cant remember.
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I have plenty of R12 at $20 a can 8>)
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