compu_85
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Remember, the R12A instructions say to change the system at atmospheric pressure 
Let's talk about refridgerants: R-12a or R-134a?
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Mongler98
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Yea and they said that artificial sweeteners were safe, WMDs were in Iraq, and Anna Nicole married for love!Remember, the R12A instructions say to change the system at atmospheric pressure
2004LB7
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atmospheric pressure is not equal to using air to break a vacuumRemember, the R12A instructions say to change the system at atmospheric pressure
or you just charge it, let the air settle to the top (where the service ports conveniently are on A4 chassis), then dump it and charge it again
you don't dry out the desiccant but there shouldn't be too much water in it anyways.
Could take the dryer out and toss it in the oven for a few hours but w/e
you don't dry out the desiccant but there shouldn't be too much water in it anyways.
Could take the dryer out and toss it in the oven for a few hours but w/e