Does it mix with regular r-134a?
777237
I had tried two other brands to no avail. This stuff worked great. Stopped the leak and blows cold. Not sure how much of the other stuff was left in the lines but figure some was as only took one can to top off and get to working.
777238
I'm told that they should work well together ... not an issue in my case since it all leaked out of the compressor, but for the price I learned and did not have to pay a tech for the answer. New Compressor time! To be totally sure Lou, I would ask any tech in any repair shop JUST TO BE SURE. I'm a backyard mechanic but NOT a pro.
1247509
Yes, it can be used for a system that has r134 or older r12...it mixes well with both.
2059919
Bloomington, MN and yes this one works for 134a.(Yellow Jacket 49987 TITAN 4-valve Test & Charging Manifold *F R-22/134a/404A ) Thanks, Shurail HVAC 952-884-8266
1818083
Yes it has to be mixed. The small bottle is the hardener, you will have a period of time to work with it before it hardens.
1932526
Yes you can use the same hose on a regular can of R-134. You will also need a can of 134a after the sealant is put into the system.
1892972
I have no idea. You might contact the seller, but I don't really trust them to know. They weren't very helpful when I complained that this "essential oil" wouldn't mix with other oils.
1587161
No needNo need to mix. Just attach the garden hose and the sprayer will mix the correct amount. I also bought the 1 gal. and I just pour it into the 1 qt. sprayer .
2191350
Yes. It uses gravity and siphon action for flow. Make sure you label it properly. You wouldn't want to mix by accident.
1109091
No this is a four cycle engine, so you do not have to mix it. It takes separate oil and gas.
1818103
I used the Enviro-Safe oil charge. It is supposed to be compatible with the R12 mineral oil as well as the 134a oil. I have had no problems with the Enviro-Safe oil.
548707
No, it doesn't. You need "Yellow Jacket 41337 Hi-side x 1/4" Male fl., R-134a coupler" and "Yellow Jacket 41338 Lo-side x 1/4" Male fl., R-134a coupler", they're costly but worth every penny. I've had problems with cheap Chinese stuff, always ended up wasting 134a.
1474854
I did. Follow manufacturer's recommendation for adding 134a compatible oil.
798978
No it doesn't. It you go to Pamela's web site the ingredients are listed there. http://www.pamelasproducts.com/products/baking-mixes/artisan-flour-blend/
227661
If the cars Ac system requires r12 refrigerant, and not 134a thus refrigerant will work, Although I would change the drier if applicable !
2240379
Yes it will fit , However, if you are converting to R-134, this compressor is not designed for the higher viscosity of R-134 and will fail in two or three years. I had to replace my compressor in my 1980 corvette three times in the past 8 years running R-134 and finally got wise and updated with an aftermarket pump and receiver dryer designed for R-134, Have not had a problem since.
1285186
that is a good question I don't know if you can mix it with that the only thing I can suggest is take a small portion of it can mix it and proceed to what you're trying to do and see if it works out that way I wish I could be more help and hope its mixes well good luck
1090216
Yes.Johnsen's (6312) R-134a A/C Refrigerant - 12 oz.Johnsen's (6312) R-134a A/C Refrigerant - 12 oz.