

| Subject: | Watch "Changing the oil in a Sanden Style Compressor" on YouTube |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Sat, 6 Aug 2016 10:39:52 -0500 |
https://youtu.be/uyZWxWm4QCo I have been struggling with AC issues, doing a little research, and stumbled on this. Since Sanden compressors are what most of us have an our vans, I found this to be most helpful. It also answers my question about the appropriate oil to use as well. The Sanden website did not explain that very well, but Sanden was insistant that if the AC is used regularly, the receiver/dryer should be change out about every 3 years. It seems that no matter what, some moisture gets in, and that moisture mixed with R134a makes an acidic mix the can destroy your system from the inside and you will never know it until too late. Not said, but suspected, this is at least one of the reasons for EPA getting rid of R134a next year. I suspect the auto industry backs them up also. John
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