Re: r-134a a/c conversion q's

["RoccoPhil" <roccophil@mindspring.com>]

I am going to do it w/ a friend who does HVAC.  I'll R&R my parts (new
R-134a prepped compressor, receiver-dryer, expansion valve).  Parts will run
me $300 from Adirondack, if I remember correctly.  That doesn't include the
necessary valves (an decent autoparts place) and refrigerant, nor the PITA
work.  But it will be worth it because I can always go into a store and get
R-134a.  Without selling a nut.

-Phil


> ok, i got an 87 jetta wolfsburg from a guy, and it had r-134a in it! fully
> converted. im clueless on this, and i want to do it to my rocco (a/c is
> broke now, prob empty). has anyone done this conversion? not necessarily
at
> home, even at a shop? if so how much did it run?
> thanks
> al
>
> Allyn Malventano, ET1(SS), USN
> 87 rocco 16v (reiger gto - green - 'der rocco' - restoration in progress)
> 87 jetta 8v wolfsburg 2dr (260k, still tight :)
>
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