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Re: R123a in A/C

To: dhowitt@iddis.com
Subject: Re: R123a in A/C
From: Frank Deutschmann <fhd@interport.net>
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1995 16:34:43 -0400 (EDT)
Cc: quattro@coimbra.ans.net
In-Reply-To: <199507062116.RAA00175@linux1.iddis.com> from "dhowitt@iddis.com" at Jul 6, 95 05:16:46 pm
Sender: quattro-owner@coimbra.ans.net

dhowitt@iddis.com sez:
> Why the fear of R134a?  My '89 100Q 2.3 is running on R134a now, unmodified.  
> No problems so far, and pleny cool.  If anyone is interested the hows and whys, 
> say so and I'll post more.  (She does however exhibit the "surge" effect.)  

OK, someone pls correct me if I am wrong, but I thought R134a was completly
incompatabile with existing systems?!

I am especially interested in this, as my A/C is dead right now, and I need
to fix it before I get heat stroke!

-frank
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