Freeze 12 has a bad connection

["D. Dardalis" <dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Joe.  I still hope it will be much cheaper to recharge with "freeze 
12" than R12.  I did not know that propane was in there.  Guess it makes 
sense.  Propane is an excellent refrigerant.  As for the danger factor, I 
think that may be a bit exaggerated.  Freon leaks are very slow, and if you 
have a faster leak when the car sits, propane is heavier than air, so it 
will "slip" under the car and go away.  If the car is in a garage, that may 
be more of an issue.  I guess there is always a chance, but my guess its a 
minimal, otherwise the stuff would be illegal.  D^2

At 02:35 AM 7/6/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>There was a TV program lately that showed when freeze 12 had a leak, a 
>spark under the hood blew the front end completely off the car. It was the 
>worst situation for the example, but still it is very explosive. It uses 
>propane and R-12. You must go to an air conditioning shop to have it 
>installed. I only know of R-22 as being available to buy yourself. It is 
>for a home type air. It was used on a 54 Imperial I did years ago.   Joe 
>Machado