InterDynamics Certified AC Pro Car Air Conditioner Adapter Valve, Converts R12 to R134A Refrigerant, for 7/16 Inch Low Side Port, VA-1L

$ 13.33

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9.02

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9.11

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Product Description

Auto air conditioning systems converting from R-12 to R-134A can utilize this valve adaptor to convert from R-12 to R-134A.

Use to attach Low Side Ports 7/16 inch

The retrofit label and the dust cap are also included

All vehicles made before 1994 are compatible with this part

R-134a refill fittings are compatible with this device

Questions & Answers

As far as my window unit is concerned, I am using r134a auto freon, and I have taped the lines using Is there any way to attach this to the valve so that the r134a can be snapped?

This will screw into place and screw R22 on, but there will be no center pin in the R134a side which can mate to the hose of a can of A/C Pro, for example, so no Freon will be released. As such, it is not the same exact type of R134a adapter that is located on a car's low pressure A/C line. I noticed a correct adapter in an automotive parts store last weekend that had There is no cable with this adapter, just a hole for the starlight. In this case I had a very big problem, because after putting sealant in my system, I needed to immediately add Freon to prevent gumming up the compressor etc, but the adapter was not one for automotive use, and so there was no Freon coming from the can. The sealant had ruined the compressor by the time the problem was solved, so I had to throw away the freezer.

How well does it fit a 1986 Porsche Turbo 944?

As a universal cap, I used it to fix a fridge. My apologies for not being able to help you more. A. J.

On the small end of this pen, you can see several threads. What are they? What do I do if my hose has a clamp instead of ?

There is no way for me to know. There is a threaded end that screws onto an R12 outlet, so I know how it works. Despite its size, a R134 set could easily be clamped on top of it. Thank you for your interest. I am sorry I could not

Can this be screwed on to the original R12 fitting, or must the R12 fitting be removed before this can be installed?

Simply screw it onto the original fitting. Just be sure there is some clearance above the fitting as the adapter sticks out quite

Selected User Reviews For InterDynamics Certified AC Pro Car Air Conditioner Adapter Valve, Converts R12 to R134A Refrigerant, for 7/16 Inch Low Side Port, VA-1L

Supco BPV31 is well suited to this product

5/5

With this adapter, you can add refrigerant to a refrigerator by using an auto adapter so that you can use a can of refrigerant instead of the Supco BPV31 Bullet Piercing Valve.

Malik Hendricks

| Jun 28, 2021

The Supco BPV31 was used to recharge the It worked as it should have

5/5

The Bullet Piercing Valve 31 from Supco has been installed to add refrigerant to a refrigerator that was not cooling. The AC unit works great now after being recharged with a small can from an event trigger, and a small can from the autostore. However, it worked, though I would have preferred a lower price.

Zaylee Ashley

| Jul 11, 2021

It worked like a charm! As a result of following you, I- I followed a YouTube video to fix the dumpster fridge my kid found on the side of the road with this part and a few other parts

5/5

Amazon was used for every purchase. About $20 was needed to fix a $150 fridge.

Kylee Hansen

| Jun 07, 2021

I will just describe the part in simple terms

5/5

I appreciate your hard work. A screw is required to attach it to the lowside port of a R12 A r134a end will be given to you. I installed this retrofit on a Mazda B2600 and it works perfectly. The retrofit did not leak and is well constructed it was provided with a sticker to place in the engine bay to indicate I give it five stars.

Bowen Stewart

| Jun 14, 2021

I was looking for just the right thing

5/5

The only thing I wish I could have found one of these in a physical store is that Amazon saved me after I had gone to an If you're trying to refill an R12 system with R134a, this works great, does not leak, and doesn't work as well as you might expect.

Tiana McBride

| Jan 13, 2021

You cannot trust a vendor like this

3/5

I paid them to rush my order overnight only to find out that the item I purchased did not accomplish what I needed it to. There's no point in buying from this vendor.