Top Up dash A/C

[birdshill123]

Our 88 FC still has an R12 system. The previous owner had BB replace
the compressor about 3 or 4 years ago. It has always worked really
well. We are in Mexico and I guess it lost some Freon while in storage.
Still cools but not as cold as normal. I can buy a can of R12 at any
auto parts store. I have recharged my last MH that had R134 but it was
a conventional system. Where do I find the low pressure fitting to add
Freon. I see a capped fitting under the doghouse right next to the
compressor and it has a hose attached with a hose clamp. I assume that
is the low side. Or are there fittings up on the roof?? Any help
appreciated and please no environmental lectures.

Thanks

Bruce
1988FC35

[timvasqz]

The Ozone is One of those situations where a border check wont
protect Americans. Silence when faced with disreguard wont help
either.

No environmental lecture here. Enjoy the great beaches and
Countryside of Beautiful Mexico. Have a tall cool glass of local tap
water on me.

Greg ofTim&Greg
94ptca

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> Our 88 FC still has an R12 system. The previous owner had BB
replace
> the compressor about 3 or 4 years ago. It has always worked really
> well. We are in Mexico and I guess it lost some Freon while in
storage.
> Still cools but not as cold as normal. I can buy a can of R12 at
any
> auto parts store. I have recharged my last MH that had R134 but it
was
> a conventional system. Where do I find the low pressure fitting to
add
> Freon. I see a capped fitting under the doghouse right next to the
> compressor and it has a hose attached with a hose clamp. I assume
that
> is the low side. Or are there fittings up on the roof?? Any help
> appreciated and please no environmental lectures.
>
> Thanks
>
> Bruce
> 1988FC35
>

[longryder03]

if this posting was not an environmental sniping based on conjecture
then what is it? the entire scare that the sky is falling and/or ozone
depletion resulting from adverse effects of the release of CFCs such as
R-12 is bogus in its entirety. There is no empirical evidence that this
phenomenon exists. This hoax is based on a flawed mathematical
model......
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "timvasqz" wrote:
>
> The Ozone is One of those situations where a border check wont
> protect Americans. Silence when faced with disreguard wont help
> either.
>
> No environmental lecture here. Enjoy the great beaches and
> Countryside of Beautiful Mexico. Have a tall cool glass of local tap
> water on me.
>
> Greg ofTim&Greg
> 94ptca
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
> birdshill123@ wrote:
> >
> > Our 88 FC still has an R12 system. The previous owner had BB
> replace
> > the compressor about 3 or 4 years ago. It has always worked really
> > well. We are in Mexico and I guess it lost some Freon while in
> storage.
> > Still cools but not as cold as normal. I can buy a can of R12 at
> any
> > auto parts store. I have recharged my last MH that had R134 but it
> was
> > a conventional system. Where do I find the low pressure fitting to
> add
> > Freon. I see a capped fitting under the doghouse right next to the
> > compressor and it has a hose attached with a hose clamp. I assume
> that
> > is the low side. Or are there fittings up on the roof?? Any help
> > appreciated and please no environmental lectures.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Bruce
> > 1988FC35
> >
>

[jim riordan]

Maybe Greg, you should tie a rope to your ankle and to the axle of your bus so you don't bump your head on the passing clouds! Jim --- On Sun, 2/22/09, timvasqz wrote: From: timvasqz Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Top Up dash A/C To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, February 22, 2009, 8:26 PM The Ozone is One of those situations where a border check wont protect Americans. Silence when faced with disreguard wont help either. No environmental lecture here. Enjoy the great beaches and Countryside of Beautiful Mexico. Have a tall cool glass of local tap water on me. Greg ofTim&Greg 94ptca --- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", "birdshill123" wrote: > > Our 88 FC still has an R12 system. The previous owner had BB replace > the compressor about 3 or 4 years ago. It has always worked really > well. We are in Mexico and I guess it lost some Freon while in storage. > Still cools but not as cold as normal. I can buy a can of R12 at any > auto parts store. I have recharged my last MH that had R134 but it was > a conventional system. Where do I find the low pressure fitting to add > Freon. I see a capped fitting under the doghouse right next to the > compressor and it has a hose attached with a hose clamp. I assume that > is the low side. Or are there fittings up on the roof?? Any help > appreciated and please no environmental lectures. > > Thanks > > Bruce > 1988FC35 >

[birdshill123]

Longryder:

I specifically asked that there be no environmental lectures. Why
would you not show some courtesy and comply.

As for Greg:

Unlike many on this forum I like Greg ( and Tim). But Greg you have to
understand that we are not all Mensa and often your posts are so far
out that no one understands what you are saying, me included. I asked a
technical question and would appreciate a technical answer. I had a BIL
that was exactly like you. A genius. Graduated as a lawyer but could
not get a job as he could not communicate with us common folks. He is
now divorced and living on the streets of Toronto eating in soup
kitchens. Beware!!

Tim: Is Greg taking his meds??

Bruce
1988FC35

[david brady]

Bruce,



It was pretty clear to me.



David Brady

'02 LXi, NC



birdshill123 wrote:

Longryder:



I specifically asked that there be no environmental lectures. Why

would you not show some courtesy and comply.



As for Greg:



Unlike many on this forum I like Greg ( and Tim). But Greg you have to

understand that we are not all Mensa and often your posts are so far

out that no one understands what you are saying, me included. I asked a


technical question and would appreciate a technical answer. I had a BIL


that was exactly like you. A genius. Graduated as a lawyer but could

not get a job as he could not communicate with us common folks. He is

now divorced and living on the streets of Toronto eating in soup

kitchens. Beware!!



Tim: Is Greg taking his meds??



Bruce

1988FC35

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[birdshill123]

David:

I guess you are quicker than I.

Bruce
1988FC35

[John]

Yes,

Thank you Al Gore......................

Wrong from the start.

"the sky is falling, the sky is falling, but if you give us millions of $$$$$ it will be ok"

Don't think so

John

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Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 19:29

Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Top Up dash A/C

if this posting was not an environmental sniping based on conjecture
then what is it? the entire scare that the sky is falling and/or ozone
depletion resulting from adverse effects of the release of CFCs such as
R-12 is bogus in its entirety. There is no empirical evidence that this
phenomenon exists. This hoax is based on a flawed mathematical
model......
--- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", "timvasqz" ..>
wrote:
>
> The Ozone is One of those situations where a border check wont
> protect Americans. Silence when faced with disreguard wont help
> either.
>
> No environmental lecture here. Enjoy the great beaches and
> Countryside of Beautiful Mexico. Have a tall cool glass of local tap
> water on me.
>
> Greg ofTim&Greg
> 94ptca
>
> --- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", "birdshill123"
> birdshill123@ wrote:
> >
> > Our 88 FC still has an R12 system. The previous owner had BB
> replace
> > the compressor about 3 or 4 years ago. It has always worked really
> > well. We are in Mexico and I guess it lost some Freon while in
> storage.
> > Still cools but not as cold as normal. I can buy a can of R12 at
> any
> > auto parts store. I have recharged my last MH that had R134 but it
> was
> > a conventional system. Where do I find the low pressure fitting to
> add
> > Freon. I see a capped fitting under the doghouse right next to the
> > compressor and it has a hose attached with a hose clamp. I assume
> that
> > is the low side. Or are there fittings up on the roof?? Any help
> > appreciated and please no environmental lectures.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Bruce
> > 1988FC35
> >
>

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