seems to be coming down a bit!! I guess it's due to the lack of demand, as all the older cars that used it are disappearing. Good news for us who stuck with it. I just had my system topped off and only paid $50 a lb. for it, what a deal! :D The guy I go to for AC repair says he has an ample supply, too! How have you guys who converted been making out with your systems? Have they held up??

I still have cans of R12 from kmart marked $1.99 :D

Just charged up my 1993 blazer

my system is leaking so I've been afraid to dump that into it until i can find the source of leakage...

what about the "Freeze 12" stuff, anyone had luck with it?

we have R12 but I don't want to waste it, i was thinking of the freeze 12 to find the leak or if it works well just use it

http://autorefrigerants.com

http://www.acsource.net/acforum/


Haven't tried it but I've used a refrigerant called "Hotshot" (forgot the number now) it is a direct drop-in that works OK but it can't be topped off.
When some leaks out, you have to evacuate and start over.

I've still got a couple of small cans. Neighbor has some too, but he's not really a car guy, just an elderly gentleman who used to give his cars a shot when they needed. He has a few cans, and the can tapper, too. I just borrow the tapper when I need it.

We converted one car to 134, need to fill it every year.
I have a few cans of R12, leak detector and a tapper left over from the good ol' days. Had them on eBay but they pulled it , said I didn't word the legal stuff right (well, yeah! That's 'casue I copied it out of someone elses ad that sounded correct).