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Equipment needed to self-service R134a air conditioner
Hey all -
I'm anticipating having to open up my air conditioning system on my '85 Corolla because there is a leak and I don't want to have to keep taking this thing into the shop to have it serviced. I already planned on getting an electric vacuum pump and a manifold gauge set. What else would I need to empty the refrigerant and oil, flush, vacuum, and refill? I am using R134a, the car has been retrofitted with fittings and o-rings. THanks James |
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