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Old 28th June 2007, 10:34   #1
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freon question...please help me

Hi guys.

Does anyone know how many freon a complette full fill up.
Now my compressor is dead. I bought a new one. On the compressor is only vissible the oil quantity. 220ccm
I was in a clima repaire refill company. The told me ...1.5 kilogram feon + 220ccm oil is a complette refill.
The 1.5 kilo is normal? I am worry about the overfilling. On my E30 clima is only 1 kilo was.
So this 1.5 kilo freon is the factory standard on a E34 M5 clima?
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Old 28th June 2007, 14:52   #2
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Ruppy, there is info about that here somewhere. If I remember correctly, complete fill of a/c system is approx 1.5kg BUT, you should only refill with 80% of that amount - 1.2kg I think.
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There should be a GREEN label under the hood with
Air conditioning information on it,
It is situated on the panel above the radiator,
it will display details of the gas type & amount.

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