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    A/C swap...

    Here's the kit I used to switch my M Technic to 134A refrigerant. Pretty straight forward installation with minimal fuss. Now it's Cold as Ice (Foreigner reference inserted here)...


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    How did you clean/flush out your system? The install seems mostly doable, I'm concerned about contamination as my old system wasn't sealed. I bought the entire kit, so the evaporator and hard fender lines are mostly where I'm concerned. However I do wish they would pre clean the new hoses AND have them sealed/plugged before packing in the box.

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      Originally posted by 88Sedan View Post
      How did you clean/flush out your system? The install seems mostly doable, I'm concerned about contamination as my old system wasn't sealed. I bought the entire kit, so the evaporator and hard fender lines are mostly where I'm concerned. However I do wish they would pre clean the new hoses AND have them sealed/plugged before packing in the box.
      you can get a a/c flush kit for around $35-40 and the solution for $15-25 on amazon. you do need a air compressor becuase its basically a blow gun with a tank.

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        Originally posted by D3R3K View Post

        you can get a a/c flush kit for around $35-40 and the solution for $15-25 on amazon. you do need a air compressor becuase its basically a blow gun with a tank.
        (what he said)....

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