No. Per the EPA website, there is no sales restrictions on R-134a.
No. Per the EPA website, there is no sales restrictions on R-134a.
You will add the R-134a thru your low side port. You will need a gauge to check the PSI level when filling. (You do not need the Manifold gauge set). There are a lot of all in one products you can purchase that have the R-134a and oil included in them. Some will even come with a reusable gauge.
You can purchase the R134A refrigerant (freon) at just about any auto parts store.
R-134a refrigerent was what it came with, therfore no conversion is necessary.
You will add the R-134a thru your low side port. You will need a gauge to check the PSI level when filling. (You do not need the Manifold gauge set). There are a lot of all in one products you can purchase that have the R-134a and oil included in them. Some will even come with a reusable gauge.
Unless your system has been convert to take R-134a you would need 25oz of R-12. If your system has been convert to R-134a you would use 20oz to 21.25oz of R-134a.
You will add the R-134a thru your low side port. You will need a gauge to check the PSI level when filling. (You do not need the Manifold gauge set). There are a lot of all in one products you can purchase that have the R-134a and oil included in them. Some will even come with a reusable gauge.
R-134A
R-134A
The R-134a is used to recharge the AC units on your car. This is a bottle of compressed R-134a that will work in recharging the system it still has coolant remaining. If not the system willed need to be vacuumed to remove air and moisture before recharging.
To convert a 1991 Geo Tracker to R-134a refrigerant, you need to replace the existing R-12 refrigerant with R-134a, which requires retrofitting the A/C system. This includes replacing the receiver/dryer, expansion valve, and O-rings with R-134a compatible components. Additionally, you will need to drain the old refrigerant, flush the system to remove any contaminants, and then charge the system with the appropriate amount of R-134a. Finally, ensure that the A/C system is leak-free and functioning correctly before use.
you can have a licensed r-12 mechanic charge it for you or you can get the r-12 to r-134a adapters for it, but you have to change the dryer.