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I recall that I read somewhere that it takes less R134a to charge the system than R12. Does anyone have information on the amount of R134A is needed for a full charge in a 1990 ZR1 AC system?
Thanks
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I thought it was around 75% of r12
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I checked with Marc Haibeck as my system was changed to R-134a. His response:
The refrigerant is measured by weight. It should have 1 lb. 14.6 oz of R-134a. Hope that helps
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