I have a 1987 Buick Grand National it has the original R12 and 20 years ago a few OZ of Freeze 12, can I give it a few OZ of this product?
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As long as the system has no leaks and the compressor is good, it will charge your a/c just fine.
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Seems to work fine in my 1990 S10 Blazer.You will need the special hose. Your old R12 hose/connector will not fit this can.B
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I don't know the answer I ordered from a company and my mechanic said it wasn't compatable, The company would not take it back so I through it away. check with your mechanic before you purchase it. dr. Harvey cohen
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Although mechanically there is no risk of incompatibility or damage, there is legislation in place that prohibits such acts. The US EPA prohibits the mixing of ANY refrigerant within the United States. In the United States, it is illegal to mix any two or more refrigerants no matter what brand it is.
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I just used my stocker if I remember right. Not a bad time to replace it though. The spring in them can go out over time leading to incorrect pressurization of the coolant system. The caps are cheap through advance or auto zone or whatever is close to you. Radiator works like a charm though. Installation was cake and cools like a champ. Never climbs above 210 in the summer even with the ac on full blast.
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Well it says to use 1 ounce per gallon but I used the whole bottle and a 70% water,30%coolant mix but you can use 50/50.Although as a mechnic depending on your location if its hot like Florida but never goes below freezing.I always say use this product with a 70/30 mix but somewhere where temps get warm and go below freezing uses 50/50 and 1 bottle of this product
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I have a 2001 pontiac grand am and on the door of my car it says my tire size is 225/50/16r. and all my tires are this size too. So why does it say this is not a match?
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NPG should not be mixed with regular ethylene glycol. If you cannot completely extract the ethylene glycol from an engine you should not use NPG. Hope this helps.
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I drive a 14 year old Yukon. I will try the rubber Rejuvenator on a seal and see. I suspect that it won't have much effect as this product is for real rubber, not the stuff made for car windows. I used this product in printing industry. Mostly on the rubber blankets and rollers on printing presses.
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This is the long life coolant which is what used in your car. 11 year change interval. Just use this top off as needed.
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I don't see why you couldn't. The product mixes with the gasoline not the car. There, of course, are variations in the formulas of gasoline in different parts of the country but there don't seem to be complaints about poor performance. I have a couple of 2000 cars and when it comes time to smog them, I put Guaranteed to Pass in the tank and run 100 miles or so before getting tested. If your problem is an aged catalytic converter I don't think this would do much to remedy it though
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Don't know. I was looking for a straight 20 weight non-detergent oil. The original auto tranny fluid from the 40s and 50s to put into my 1965 garden tractor hydraulic drive.
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Unfortunately this product is currently only available in the 12.7 oz (360 grams). We apologize for the inconvenience. Please feel free to contact the manufacturer directly at (888) 227-7122.Thank You,Customer Service
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Yes you can. I do it ALL the time. As far as I know all the 16.4 oz cylinders are the same; I have been interchanging them for years. They have the same connector on them too.
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Absolutely! I kept the original for an emergency spare. You will increase speed with this. You will be happy you replace it! Hope this helps.
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I don't know about other parts of the country but I can only find this product on Amazon. It is so good that I am willing to pay extra for it. I order the 12 oz size so I don't know about a .04 oz. Hope this helps.
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yes you can.but don't expect anything amazing from it.you could use any fuel stabilizer and get same results.for cheaper.the most amazing product I have encountered was a product from Canadian tire . called small engine tune up.but of course it worked too well and either it got bought out by other companies or just like many other products that work too well they discontinue it because it works too well so they loose sales by selling you more cheap useless crap.
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I don't know. You should ask a Glazier. They will get you the correct item.
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The 3.8L engine in the pontiac grand prix is more commonly known as the Buick 3800 (the engine was first developed by Buick's engineers). It is a very common engine and you should be able to find an intake gasket for it. I am not sure if the one for the naturally aspired is different than the one for the super charger.
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Yes, but I could not get the locking ring properly seated even after greasing the new seal and the locking ring. I had to reuse the original seal which seated easily. After filling the tank fully I detected no leaks, even after driving over 200 miles. The wire connections are the same as original.The only potential problem is the fuel line connector clips. They must be removed from the old pump and reused. They are old and brittle and extreme care must be used to remove them . I would suggest buying new ones before replacing the pump.Note: pump was installed on a 02 Buick Century with 185,000 miles. No problems except for the new rubber seal which was too thick. Yes, but I could not get the locking ring properly seated even after greasing the new seal and the locking ring. I had to reuse the original seal which seated easily. After filling the tank fully I detected no leaks, even after driving over 200 miles. The wire connections are the same as original.The only potential problem is the fuel line connector clips. They must be removed from the old pump and reused. They are old and brittle and extreme care must be used to remove them . I would suggest buying new ones before replacing the pump.Note: pump was installed on a 02 Buick... » Read More Yes, but I could not get the locking ring properly seated even after greasing the new seal and the locking ring. I had to reuse the original seal which seated easily. After filling the tank fully I detected no leaks, even after driving over 200 miles. The wire connections are the same as original.The only potential problem is the fuel line connector clips. They must be removed from the old pump and reused. They are old and brittle and extreme care must be used to remove them . I would suggest buying new ones before replacing the pump.Note: pump was installed on a 02 Buick Century with 185,000 miles. No problems except for the new rubber seal which was too thick. « Show Less