New To NPORA Board & Have A/C Question

[MrFister1975]

Good Afternoon,

 

I am a noob to your form, but glad I found it. I am looking for an A/C Conversion Kit to go from R12 or R22 to R134a. I tried the local AutoZone and they no longer have them in their systems. Can anyone suggest a good conversion kit and also a good diagram or YouTube video on how to do it.

 

My A/C has been spotty here the last couple days, and now it is just blowing hot air. I live in Florida, and with summer right around the corner, I need my A/C.

 

Thanks for any and all help in advance.

 

Mr. Fister

[vagabond]

if you can't find a kit at any of parts stores try an A/C shop it will probably be quite a bit more but they do the complete install

[k9sar]

I didn't know there was such a thing. Thought you just had to purge the system and refill with R134a. . I don't recall ever filling mine though. Always blew cold for me.

 

[adamzan]

If your truck is a 1995 like it says in your profile, it came with r134a from the factory. No need to convert anything.

[MrFister1975]

Yes Sir, my truck is a 95. Is there anyway I can make sure myself by looking? I have the 90 to 95 Pathfinder, and I have my old 95 XE-V6 base model that I retired to the backyard to part out.

[adamzan]

There will be a blue sticker by the brake booster. I can 100% tell you it is r134a, but double check to make sure.

[MrFister1975]

Thank you for your help Sir...

[MrFister1975]

After digging a little bit, it seems from 93 to 95 all Pathfinder's had R134a A/C

 

http://www.techchoiceparts.com/refrigerant-and-oil-capacities/nissan