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AC System Capacity 86 with Underbelly Condensor
I tried a search and failed, so my question is -
What is the capacity of the system with R12 and with an underbelly condensor installed in addition to the std two? I know the standard capacity is 39oz, but don't know the adder resulting from the additional condensor. thx todd 86 coupe |
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07-12-2007, 02:28 PM
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Good idea - the direct approach! Just talked to Scott and he said to go for 3 1/4 lb and it should be good to go.
thx todd 86 coupe |
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07-13-2007, 08:01 AM
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Todd,
I have one of the underbody condensors that I have not installed yet, as well as some other bits from their company. When you get the system recharged pls let us know how it worked out and how much you used. Everytime I have contacted them their customer service was excellent. Another one of the excellent companies in the 911 world. Joe A
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