

| Subject: | Re: R134 conversion |
| From: | Tom Bauer |
| Date: | Thu, 30 Jun 2005 13:23:02 -0700 |
I looked and I could not see what kind of compressor. It looks nice with just a little sticker on it with Q122510 on it. No manufacturer imprint on it that I can see. I called the repair place and they said it was done by QC (Quality Compressors) in Orange County. He said they reman OEM compressors. Now one other additional pieces of info. I do not drive the Van that often. I saw another person say that AC needs to be run once per week. Could this be part of it? It is odd it is always the compressor and it always goes out about the same time every year. I do run the AC whenever I drive it. Thanks Again, -Tom Christopher Gronski wrote: >What kind of compressor do you have? > >Chris > >On 6/29/05, Tom Bauer <Tom.Bauer@sun.com> wrote: > > >>Hi All, >> >>I had the AC on my 89 Westy converted from R12 to R134 four years ago. >>Each year since the conversion, I have had to get a new re-manufactured >>compressor installed due to the compressor leaking. The place that did >>the conversion has done each replacement compressor for free (under >>warranty) but tells me that the R134 conversion was a mistake. They >>tell me that they have 5 other customers with the same issue and that >>the system was never a very good AC system and that converting makes it >>even worse. >> >>I see from the archives that other people have done the R134 conversion >>with apparently better luck than I. Has anyone got any ideas about what >>could be going on here? The repair place is very good and uses quality >>re-manufactured compressors, but they just keep leaking after about 1 >>years of use. >> >>Thanks for your help. >> >>-Tom Bauer >> >> >> > >
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