AC compressor oil for Sanden 508 running R134a
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AC compressor oil for Sanden 508 running R134a
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SEE: How I converted my a/c to r134a | Volkswagen Owners Club Forum
If you are changing your receiver dryer, and or compressor, then drain the oil out and measure it, then refill the compressor with oil, and spin the compressor by the 13mm bolt on the clutch, and fill until the oil is in the same amount that you drained out.
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Also just for info I got thru to the 4seasons folks on the phone and they advised that PAG100 for the 58113 / Sanden 508 compressor.
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Also as 134 has less volume you don't use the r12 amounts in the thread you will see the Ratio of formula for the poundage conversion.
Also when you start out using the a/c on a hot day crack your windows and place it on max a/c and full cold. It will re-cycle the cabin air and gets colder quicker.
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