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Originally Posted by RichardM98
Obtaining an EPA license when you don't understand air conditioning technology and then using it to obtain refrigerant which is supposed to be used only by a licensed technician is a fraud. It is defrauding the licensed technician or the shop they work for.
As I said yesterday at 2:03PM
"If you plan to keep the car, I would suggest having it professionally converted to R-134. You probably won't notice the slight loss of efficiency in your climate (Boston)."
Perhaps you could come up with something original?
Now, it's time to move on to something more productive.
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To begin with, please explain how LEGALLY obtaining an EPA license and LEGALLY purchasing the necessary refrigerant is DEFRAUDING a shop or anyone else!
Secondly, I offered 134 conversion as a LAST RESORT, not as a first suggestion as did you. My main point in this portion of my posts is that if one MUST resort to an alternative refrigerant, R134a is all that I would suggest.
Helping this gentlemen get the best performing a/c that he can get sounds pretty productive to me. If you would rather spend this thread debating the ridiculous phasing out of a very good refrigerant we can go there if you like. It's a pretty good example of some of the thinking that has driven your State into bankruptcy.