[DML] Re: A/C Oil Quantity?
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[DML] Re: A/C Oil Quantity?
- From: "Harold McElraft" <hmcelraft@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 02:05:50 -0000
The sankyo(sanden) compressor is a big compressor (10 cubic in) The
compressor should have at least 7 but not more than 10 oz of oil in
the system. In a dry system I use 9 oz of oil because of the extremely
long lines and a large amount of freon. The accumulator will hold
excess oil as long as you don't have too much. I put half in the
compressor and half in the accumulator to start a dry system.
R-12 calls for mineral/500 oil, with 134a you should use PAG/100
(Synthetic). The orifice tube is the same - be sure to put in a new
one and always use a new accumulator when the system has been broken
down and exposed to air. R-12 use 2.25 - 2.5 lbs of freon; R-134a use
90 percent of that. pressures with 134a will be about 5-10 percent
higher.
Harold McElraft - 3354
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Stephen Card" <stephen@xxxx> wrote:
> I have read the posted proceedure on dmcnews.com regarding
converting
> the a/c system. However, it doesn't give a specific quantity for the
> oil. I have not been able to locate a specific quantity in the
> workshoop manual either.
> If the system and compressor are fully emptied/flushed, and the
> drier/accumulator replaced, what is the correct amount of oil to use
> in the compressor and also to "pre-fill" the drier/accumulator? Can
I
> also assume it will be the same for either 134A or R12?
> Thanks,
> Stephen
> Vin 3601
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