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So I'll be removing the entire A/C system here shortly. I'm just wondering if there is anything I should be concerned about.

My thought was to bleed the pressure off before cranking wrenches, but that's the only thing I can think of. Let me know what you know. ;)

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So I'll be removing the entire A/C system here shortly. I'm just wondering if there is anything I should be concerned about.

My thought was to bleed the pressure off before cranking wrenches, but that's the only thing I can think of. Let me know what you know. ;)

I'm gonna pretend i didnt see that lol 134a is a green house gas btw. It should be sucked down using a evacuaction machine at a shop.

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I'm gonna pretend i didnt see that lol 134a is a green house gas btw. It should be sucked down using a evacuaction machine at a shop.

Well that's what I was talking about! :rolleyes::pardon:

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Even after you get it evacuated be careful when you take the lines off because usually it will build some pressure back up. Especially if your car has an expansion valve as opposed to an orifice tube. It's usually not a lot of pressure but it tends to blow oil everywhere if you don't remove them slowly.

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Even after you get it evacuated be careful when you take the lines off because usually it will build some pressure back up. Especially if your car has an expansion valve as opposed to an orifice tube. It's usually not a lot of pressure but it tends to blow oil everywhere if you don't remove them slowly.

Hmm good to know. I've never done this before so every abnormal condition (including safety tips) helps out. Thanks!

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I'm gonna pretend i didnt see that lol 134a is a green house gas btw. It should be sucked down using a evacuaction machine at a shop.

I have seen peoples releases the a/c into the air, and i know it harmful the ozone layer, but i meant ours ozone layer's huge. Chances of damage the ozone layer would need just more than that..

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bring your car to a shop, they will often take your refrigerant for free!

btw it's not called freon... to the people that thing it is.. it's called refrigerant... freon was the company that used to make it, now it's made by dupont, just a history lesson

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