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Old 06-06-2004, 10:36 PM
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Is the A/C condensor fan supposed to be on constantly when the A/C is turned on? Or does it just come on every once in a while like the radiator coolling fan?
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Re: Help with A/C please!

I believe it comes on and off.
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Re: Help with A/C please!

yea intermittent.
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Well damn... I guess I'm just low on Freon. Frickin' R12 is too damned expensive.
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Re: Help with A/C please!

convert to r134a, the changeover kit is like 40bux from the auto store.
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Re: Help with A/C please!

Yeah if you change it over make sure you buy the retrofit kit, if you just charge it with 134 it wont work.
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Re: Help with A/C please!

I've got a question.

I'm retrofitting my system now and was looking through the partsamerica website and they list two differtent kinds of oil for the system: PAG oil and Ester oil.

I have a Saden compresser and was wondering which I should get.
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Re: Help with A/C please!

Thanks for the reply, I've looked around the net and most say ester oil is the way to go for a retrofit. Just trying to get a concensus.
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Re: Help with A/C please!

PAG.... or go with a Duracool conversion kit and recharge with PAG or ROC Universal AC Oil. I went with Duracool instead of r134a, and was very very happy with the performance. Much cooler than r134a.
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Thanks for the info, I also wanted to ask if the same oil would be used to assemble the lines and fittings (o-ring connections).
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Re: Help with A/C please!

Yes. You use the same oil. Just remember to replace all the o-rings when changing over from R12 to R134a otherwise your system could start leaking. R134a will eat the old rubber o-rings. The newer o-rings can handle R134a
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