92 was originally R12. But it can easily be converted to 134A.
It takes R-134a. Good luck.
It came from the factory with R12. Due to the high cost of R12, I would have it converted to R134.
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Always use safety glasses and gloves! To remove the A/C compressor you must evacuate system & properly dispose of old R-134A. Then unbolt and remove old compressor. (You should be certified to handle R-134A to charge system)
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First you need to find out if the system is a 134a system or not. It is then it recharged through the low port using one of those recharge kits from Walmart or Autozone or wherever. The port only fits on one side. If it is not a 134a system then you will have to have the expensive older freon put in or get a retrofit kit. The later is cheaper. Then refill with 134a. If system has been opened up then the system will have to be hooked to a vacuum pump and then filled with the proper amount of refrigerant and oil. Hope this helps.