Mitch Haley wrote:
I'm reading the factory procedure for the old York and Harrison compressors
you listed above and thinking "what a crock". They attempt to remove the
mineral oil by flushing it with your old R12 and pulling a vacuum, put the
R134 adapters on, fill with R134+PAG, and that's it. No barrier hoses,
no mention of what happens to PAG when you run it through chlorine coated
condensor&evaporator. They get points for saying to replace the receiver/dryer,
where most of the mineral oil is probably sitting.
Turns out that 10+ year old hoses that had run mineral oil AND R-12
provided a more complete barrier than NEW barrier hoses!
Marshall
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159Kmi, '87 190D 2.5 turbo 234kmi
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