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Do you need a license to buy r22 fren?
In most shops yes, but sometimes they dont ask for a license.
Where can you buy r22 freon?
you have to have an ozone depletion license to buy it now.
What licence do you need to buy r-22 or r410a refrigerant?
R22 needs import license,R410A does not need anything special
Can you buy r22 freon from walmart?
Wal-Mart do not have r22 freon, this is a false ad.
Can you buy bullets without a license?
yes you can buy bullets without a license you can also buy cartridges without a license.
Can you remove r134a and replace it with r12?
No. It is illegal, will not work properly and R12 Freon is not available for the public to buy anyway.
What kind of refrigerant is in a 1983 ford van?
It contained R12, which is now illegal to buy without a license, and very expensive. It can be easily converted to use a substitute, or R134, but this may be expensive.
What kind of freon is in an original 88 Honda accord?
R12 And if you still have this change over to 134a instead of buy r12
Where can i buy a can of R12 freon for my 1991 Buick Park Avenue?
You can't. You have to be Section 608 certified and licensed to buy CFC12 (R12) in any quantity. Your best bet is to either convert it to R134a or R414b.
What type of freon goes into the air condition of a 1993 Toyota Camry?
The freon should be R12, Which requires a license to buy these days and is very expensive. You can buy a kit to convert it to R134 freon, You should check with your local auto parts store for prices
Where can you buy freon for central air units?
If you are talking about the old R12 freon, you can't legally buy it. The only people who are allowed to buy it are certified air conditioning repair technicians. The government regulates R12 because it is highly toxic to the environment.
What brand of R12 did Ford use in their 1995 trucks?
They didn't use R12 in 1995 - they'd all gone to R134a by then. Which is fortunate for you, because you can't even buy small cans of R12 without Section 609 certification.
