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    Old FORSTER frige



    Hi All
    There's a 17-year old Forster Frige in my mate's shop and it uses R12 .
    The question is:
    What's the best drop-in (I use RS24 for my MK2 Golf Gti) for re-gassing?also I re-gassed my car by liquid charge through high pressure port but there's only
    one service port(low side port?) on the hermetic compressor.
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    Kwan



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    Re: Old FORSTER frige

    What's the best drop-in (I use RS24 for my MK2 Golf Gti) for re-gassing?also I re-gassed my car by liquid charge through high pressure port
    How did you manage to get all the gas in?
    Did you use a blow torch on the can?

    You should normally charge a system through the low side, if you add it in small parts at a time you can still charge as a liquid.

    Chillin
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    DESTROY ALL EVIDENCE THAT YOU TRIED!
    and go get a cuppa

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    Re: Old FORSTER frige

    R49 (R413A).
    Trevor

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    Re: Old FORSTER frige

    R409A,R416A for medium temp
    R134a, R416A for auto

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    Re: Old FORSTER frige

    R401A or R409

    For R134A you must change oil. It could be difficult.

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    Re: Old FORSTER frige

    i take it, so R409A can be mixed with R12,is that all

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    Re: Old FORSTER frige

    r413a mate

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