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    A/C refrig charge capacity-Defender

    The bloody sticker has faded on mine. I suspect @ 650g, anyone have the correct figure, please ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130
    The bloody sticker has faded on mine. I suspect @ 650g, anyone have the correct figure, please ?

    min max
    Defender 92-93 540-585
    Defender 97- 800- 850

    Sorry that's the only data I have

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    thanks mate, that's great, although R134A won't be used this charge anyway, so the actual capacity is a moot point anyway, but it gives me a starting point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130
    thanks mate, that's great, although R134A won't be used this charge anyway, so the actual capacity is a moot point anyway, but it gives me a starting point.
    What are you using ???????????? HC's ???????

    In my view it's the best way to go

    Ladas

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    Origin's 34M (which uses a % of HC's in it to make a much more efficient R134A)
    R12 would be interesting to try, if it wasn't illegal

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130
    Origin's 34M (which uses a % of HC's in it to make a much more efficient R134A)
    R12 would be interesting to try, if it wasn't illegal
    R12 just doesn't work properly in R134a compressors - I have tried it several times.

    HC's are a much better alternative.

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