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Hi Fellow Suzies,

 

Just saw somewhere in the forum that the aircon gas R14 will be phased out soon. The newer cars are using R134a or something like that.

 

Someone even recommended to do an aircon conversion. Anybody enquire on this before? What if we stick to R14?

 

Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks....

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It will be phased out meaning the cost to refill the gas will be more expensive. How long your car is going to last? Answer this question first and then do your sums. Worth it or not?

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Thanks, but I think worth it or not is really depends on how much the aircon conversion costs loh...

 

Initially thought phased out meaning no more "support" for R14 liao... [sweatdrop]

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I'm not sure....but I think this should be a technology improvement in car air-conditioning...

 

Maybe not in terms of coldness but easier to maintain, more reliable, etc...

 

My two cents worth...

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I thought the phrasing out of certain gas got to do more to environmental pollution; depletion of the ozone. confused.gif Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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Hehe...Someone told me before put dry ice in car and blow fan confirm cold!! Hehe... [hur]

 

Somemore my ride black...park under hot noon sun...free sauna... [sweatdrop]

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Just kidding lah....hehe...[wave]

 

Btw, genie, talking abt CO2, got your recommendation to use CO stuff (from Sheeto) for the windscreen and the Wiper Lacquer from Autobacs...now my wipers very smooth smooth like baby backside...

 

Thanks for sharing your finds!! Almost given up on my jumpy wipers that time... [thumbsup]

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