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refrigerant question (Freeze-12?)

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XHitman396

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the topic came up at work on how bad my a/c sucks, and a co-worker mentioned something called freeze-12, he said its supposed to do better than R-134a in systems originally designed for R-12. he also mentioned he never changed anything like o-rings or hoses, and has no problems with it, says the instructor of his auto class told him all about it. so what do u guys think/know about Freeze-12? thanks
 
Look up Red Tek. Theres a farmer that shows up the Pima County Fair here in Tucson with this stuff. Its compatible with r-12 and 134. Alot of heavy equipment uses it. Semi trucks too. It's fairly cheap and it environmentally safe. I'm gonna use it the 1st time my r-12 blows out. Heard nothing but good about it.
 
Filter Products here in Tucson has it /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif Call truck stops and see what they know. He said it's pretty common stuff.
 
the link didnt work on my comp /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif how many people have you talked to about it, do you have to change anything out??
 
I have used Freeze 12 in my blazer before with pump #1. It worked pretty good. We use it a lot in our semi trucks and there is little to no difference between freeze 12 and R12 temperature wise. I highly recommend the stuff! /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
 
don't use Redtek, its ok for tractors but is pretty explosive from what I hear. So if you get in an accident and it starts leaking, watch out.
 
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