7/20 Does anyone know if it is possible to go to a shady dealer to
add freon to a really old car? I don't want to pay a lot of money
to convert my old AC to the new one that uses 0 freon. Thanks.
\_ Yes, but it'll leak out within a couple of years. R134a (non-freon)
systems are much higher pressure than the old R12 systems.
\_ And while you're at it, can you find me someone to buy crack from?
Oh yeah, and I'd like a hitman to kill my annoying wife. Please
leave your name, email address, home address, and phone number
with all responses! thx!
\_ Sir, I need to confirm your address...
\_ The best way I know is to buy an old car or parts of a wrecked
car. That's what I did. Someone sold me a junk car for $50 and
I was able to get the freon out of it. I then sold the junk car
for $50. Auto body shops do this a lot (salvage freon from
totalled cars). |
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