

| Subject: | Re: AC Converting/Procedure/R134A |
| From: | Roger Sisler |
| Date: | Tue, 13 Jun 2006 16:23:40 -0400 |
Yes, replace the reciever dryer too. If it was me, I would only remove it, and bake it on the barbie. This, to drive off the moisture that is inside the dissicant bag,inside the reciver/dryer. Then, when no one is looking, I would replace it(not!,well maybe). I understand that the ideal new oil content for a 134a system is: 80 percent new compatable oil.You can never get all the old oil out. Also, the molecule size of a 134a molecule, compared to a R-12 molicule is like a golf ball , to a basketball. The golf ball being 134a. This is why a barrier hose is needed. However, an old hose that had r-12 in it, is spared from this exodist. The old mineral oil that has seeped into the rubber acts as a barrier. PLEASE BUY DIESEL PARTS !
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