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narfy · 07-02-2013, 08:44 PM

well, if your AC system still has SOME charge to it, and hasn't leaked out completely, you can recharge with the off the shelf R134a AC kits... if your system is completely empty of refrigerant, then you NEED to replace your receiver dryer with a new one, and have your system vacuumed to boil off any moisture, and then you can recharge it... otherwise, moisture will kill our expansion valve and/or compressor...

07-02-2013, 08:44 PM	#9
narfy I Will not Admit my Addiction to RS Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: vancouver Posts: 572 Thanked 57 Times in 45 Posts Failed 2 Times in 1 Post	well, if your AC system still has SOME charge to it, and hasn't leaked out completely, you can recharge with the off the shelf R134a AC kits... if your system is completely empty of refrigerant, then you NEED to replace your receiver dryer with a new one, and have your system vacuumed to boil off any moisture, and then you can recharge it... otherwise, moisture will kill our expansion valve and/or compressor... __________________ __________________ VZN185 - 32" BFG AT, 32" TOYO MT, OME suspension, ARB bumper, Warn winch, 3sixty LED light bar, TRD trans cooler, TRD exhaust, AMT sliders, budbuilt skids... ZWA10 - stock F-sport with LEDs... fng@regencyauto.com