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Air Conditioning on a 1987 240 Sedan 200 1987

posted by  Joel777 on  Sun Jun 27 12:27 CST 2010
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My 1987 has R-12 freon in it. I know I have a small leak somewhere. Should I add Freeze-12 or convert to R-134a? Any directions on how to do it properly.








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    Air Conditioning on a 1987 240 Sedan 200 1987

    posted by  JimN696 on  Sun Jun 27 13:07 CST 2010
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    The cheaper way out will probably be to fix the leak and then charge with Freeze 12. To do a 134 conversion properly, you should get the kit from Volvo, which may not be available anymore. It includes a larger evaporator, new seals and valves. You still have to find the leak, flush the system and do the changes, which can get costly.







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