Enviro-safe Advanced refrigerant

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Ive been browsing there site for a few week's along with seeing more and more of there product on ebay so I decided to order a few cans. It seems (according to them) that this stuff is colder then R12. So I decided to order 4 cans of "Advanced" Enviro safe they show 3 differant ones for r134 systems, it lists that 6oz replaces 16oz of 134, supposed to lower the "head" pressure and make the compressor run more efficient. I also ordered a can of Prodry, its supposed to remove any moisture and turn it into oil along with a can of air enhancer which is supposed to help out. Call me gullible whatever but for 6 bucks a can its worth a try. Hopefully once this stuff gets here the Santech variable orifice will be here and the local parts shop helped me out and warrantied the accumulator so I have a new one to go in as well. Hopefully after this it will be cold enough.
 
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So the last guy you took it to still couldn't figure out what was wrong????

The chop shop shoe maker actually diagnosed the condsenser was plumbed, backwards, the rear expansion valve was working properly but yet the a/c is not like it supposed to.

I received my Santech orifice tube today which its made for 105+ normal climates, supposed to lower vent temps by 5-12 degrees. Figure between this and the Advanced envirosafe this should get me were I need to be. IDK

Im on the fence about this stuff. If you google it people have been using it with good results since around 2005. But if its so good where isnt it widely known?? Anwyay I bought the coldest one they sell. We will see!
 

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Well, I'm going to have agree with your very first post from months and months ago. It needs to have a freak "accident" involving a full take of gas!
 
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Well, I'm going to have agree with your very first post from months and months ago. It needs to have a freak "accident" involving a full take of gas!

For real! Im hoping this new hydrocarbon gas doesnt (does) happen to leak and cause a severe truck melting fire. ;)

---------- Post added at 08:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:23 PM ----------

Im going to fill my fire extinguisger with 93 octane just in case there is anything left..... I just have to make certain non of my neighbors decide to be a hero and try to put the fire out. I would be so upset! LOL
 
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