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Originally Posted by LarryBible
Ohtooman has two issues that make his car a very poor candidate for a 134 conversion. First he is in Oklahoma, not a tropical climate, but certainly not known for chilly summers. Second he has a 123 MB. This car has a very marginal refrigeration capacity due to limited condensor size.
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I will certainly concur with that. My '82 300D had great a/c with R-12. And I lived in some hot and humid places, including Corpus Christi, TX. It doesn't get much worse that that. Then I converted to R-134a. It would not cool adequately above about 85 degrees F. (I did the conversion because I bought into the story that R-12 was going to be unavailable.)