R12 convert to R134 freon??
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I can't tell you where to find the part as I live in the UK, but I got my '93 Miata converted from R12 to R134a about 6 months ago.
The condenser was replaced and adapters have been installed to be compatible with the new gas fittings (so that R134a service equipment can plug into the AC system)
Overall it works quite well, although the temperatures don't go as low as they used to (this may only matter when sitting in traffic, as it gets cooler at speed).
The condenser was replaced and adapters have been installed to be compatible with the new gas fittings (so that R134a service equipment can plug into the AC system)
Overall it works quite well, although the temperatures don't go as low as they used to (this may only matter when sitting in traffic, as it gets cooler at speed).
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R12 works well because pressure isn't really important. Freeze12 is slightly more picky about getting pressure correct. 134a pressure is critical. If converted and pressurized with 134a absolutely properly, then it will blow cold. Not as cold as R12, but pretty close.
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