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Old 07-15-2016, 08:10 AM
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I need some education on r134a gauges, hoses, etc

usually I can go on amazon and hit buy... done.

not this time, seems like a lot of the connectors, don't fit.

My take so far is r134a for auto, uses 1/4" hose. I need to connect up to the small 134a cans and also to my harbor freight vacuum (electric).

If anyone could point me to a nice article that would be appreciated.

I am about to tackle some AC work on my BMW X5 2003. I have tools from my others ambitions of working on my vintage Ferraris, but never got up the nerve yet.
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