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1999 mitsubishi montero sport where do you put in freon

Where do you put Freon in at

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Best to buy a manual for this one or have shop do it for you. The AC system can be quite dangerous if done incorrectly. There is a high pressure and low pressure AC line and you don't want to make the mistake of choosing the wrong one.

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SOURCE: 1999 MITSUBISHI MONTERO SPORT FREON TYPE

This may help:
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http://autorepair.about.com/od/glossary/a/howitworks_ac.htm

Since it was discovered that Freon (R-12) was harmful to the earth's Ozone layer, it's been phased out for automotive use, and replaced with the slightly less efficient, but harmless R-134a refrigerant.
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Since the conversion to R-134a started in the early 90s, I suspect your Mitsubishi uses only that.

BTW, if R-134a is 'harmless' why do the large refill bottles, similar to that used for propane, have a warning on them clearly stating that the contents are 'known to cause damage to the ozone layer?'

There is a lot of speculation that DuPont wanted something new to sell.
Our government nearly dried up the market as the 'ban' went into effect by buying huge stores of R-12 before it was taken off of the market.

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This may help:
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http://autorepair.about.com/od/glossary/a/howitworks_ac.htm

Since it was discovered that Freon (R-12) was harmful to the earth's Ozone layer, it's been phased out for automotive use, and replaced with the slightly less efficient, but harmless R-134a refrigerant.
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There is a lot of speculation that DuPont wanted something new to sell.
Our government nearly dried up the market as the 'ban' went into effect by buying huge stores of R-12 before it was taken off of the market.
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