jasperreefers
03-05-2010, 04:14 PM
Do the fgas regulations apply for leak/pressure testing for cars?
My father, who is 84 is being fed a lot of bull by a garage some examples are, "all pipes leak" "all car aircon uses up refrigerant" " we Pressure tested it with r134a to 6bar".
I want to start a firefight with this Garage on Fathers behalf, but car Aircon is not my thing and I first want to make sure of my facts . I am an fgas registered engineer (Sept 2009) and as
far as I am aware the Temperature for calculating test pressures applies for cars as well is that correct? are there any exceptions to the regulations pertaining to Cars?
i would really appreciate any advice from any car aircon
guys out there
thanks
geoff
My father, who is 84 is being fed a lot of bull by a garage some examples are, "all pipes leak" "all car aircon uses up refrigerant" " we Pressure tested it with r134a to 6bar".
I want to start a firefight with this Garage on Fathers behalf, but car Aircon is not my thing and I first want to make sure of my facts . I am an fgas registered engineer (Sept 2009) and as
far as I am aware the Temperature for calculating test pressures applies for cars as well is that correct? are there any exceptions to the regulations pertaining to Cars?
i would really appreciate any advice from any car aircon
guys out there
thanks
geoff