Where can you buy freon to charge your air conditioner?

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any auto parts store should have this older cars use R12 and you need a permit to buy this R134a in the newer models you can buy just about any where you get auto parts.

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depends on what type of freon your car uses. If it is pre 1994ish you will probably need R-12 freon. Unless you are certified to purchase it, you will have to go to a service statioin. If your car is a later model it probably uses R-134a. This can be purcased at your local auto parts store. I have found the best deals at Bumper To Bumper.

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If your vehicle came with R-12 (DuPont name Freon) it should be converted to R-134a----private individuals cannot purchase R-12 and professionals can with IMACA or ASE permits. Even then it has to be 30# service tanks. R-12 (Freon) has not been manufactured since 1995. Mark,,,Raleigh, NC

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The best place to find freon would simply go to Wal-Mart after you find out what type of freon you have most likely r-134a or R-12. They sell a freon that seals some small leaks. Good luck!

(Refrigerant--Freon or otherwise--cannot seal leaks in an A/C system. Some manufacturers put in an additive that supposedly accomplishes this, but don't count on it. Remember, the system operates at very high pressures.)

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Hold your pony! You now know it's easy to buy it any where. But make sure you know what you're doing! Over-Charge your compressor and hoses spell "Adios A/C!" G/L

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