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Auto AC, R12 - R134a
A friend has been filling R12 systems on cars with R134a and says
there is no need to evacuate out R12, he has done it for years on many cars. Is he lucky to not of had his friends cars damaged or can I just put in R134a in my R12 system without evacuating out R12. |
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