Because mravac_kid Asked For It

[frustratedpilot]

Under the hood:

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[_eljefe_]

Less efficient, and still lethally toxic R134a you mean? *grins*

There are some spif a/c systems that are environmentally friendly on cars, they use co2. But they are ,ah, a bit higher in pressure (around 2000psi) and don't work well in the the temps we hit in parts of the US. A few auto makers use them in Europe though. They have the added benefit of being a fire fighting system if you get into an accident.

[frustratedpilot]

Well, I'm not a professional auto mechanic. *shrug* I'm just going by what I'd been told from the man who saw the work being done.