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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / May 2005

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1989 Dodge Dakota a/c refrigerant capacity?

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Karl - 21 May 2005 21:28 GMT
I'm converting to R-134A, and instructions say to put in 80% of original
capacity. But I cannot find that capacity anywhere: not in the owners
manual, not my Haynes repair manual, or under the hood. I'd appreciate that
information if anyone can supply it. Thanks.
SnoMan - 22 May 2005 05:37 GMT
> I'm converting to R-134A, and instructions say to put in 80%
> of original
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> appreciate that
> information if anyone can supply it. Thanks.

I would start out with two cans and see how it cools. It "should hold
around 30oz give or take. When converting to R134a it is better to be
a little undercharged than overcharged as R134a does devlope higher
pressure than R12 hence the 80% recommandation. It will not cool as
well as R12 but some systems do okay whiel with some it is more
noticable. Make sure you evacuate the system with a vacum pump before
you switch it over.
 
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