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Old 08-01-2012, 09:11 AM
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You would be suprised how many people dont know about running the HVAC on Recirc. If only they would read the owners manual...
Exactly, when I was working as a mechaic that is how I solved quite a few A/C problems.

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No problem. O rings wont know the difference.
I would however see if there is an exspansion valve available for the R134.
Check to see if a 94 valve will fit, then use it.It is better calibrated for 134a . It will cool a little better, and more importantly keep the head pressure (high pressure side in the compressor) down so the compressor doesnt work so hard, and lives longer.
If you have O rings to replace the areas that you are dissasembling , use them. If not, as long as they are pliable, and are not deformed to the shape they are when installed under pressure, use them.When an o ring takes a set to a shape other than round, either circumferentially, or radialy they are NOT OK. Naturaly any O ring that is cut or split is a no brainer. Hope this helps.
Do I have to remove all the old oil (mineral) from system/AC compressor or would PAG be fine in it?
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Ideally you would flush it out and get it clean. Synthetic PAG mixes with ALL oils , that takes all the worry out. get system clean as possible, and assemble. It will be good to go.
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I have another car and high pressure side needle is vibrating. What could cause this?
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compressor problem.. Like a weak cylinder, or a faulty reed plate.
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