tcsracing1

Looking to get A/C working in my turbo.

Any option as opposed to going to dealer for new?

heliolps2

I have a 965 AC compressor with low miles, I may want to sell it, PM me

Metal Guru

Are you sure you need a compressor?
The refrigerant diffuses through the hoses over time.
I would change the receiver/dryer and charging fittings and try charging with R-134a before I started replacing the expensive stuff.

maverick

paul_boivin

Think I read somewhere here it was the same as in a Toyota something something.... will be for Toyota money then instead of Por$che :-

C2 Turbo

Converted to r134 several years ago and as a matter of fact, just had it refilled an hour ago. Going to the Indy I was sweating and coming home, my *** was frozen. Do not waste time and money on doing R12 again as it's getting harder and expensive every year. I'd switch it to 134 and call it a day.