is this R12 or R134a (tracker can be USA or canada, not sure on canada)
the oil an amount of Freon, are a match . (types and volume)
there are tables for R134, and the total oil to use machine the weight of R134a.
the other dictator of oil is the maker of the compressor, id use there advice, for sure.
some makes of Suzuki's world wide use different compressors. and even if one supplier can deliver up in CAMI that day, (JIT rules)
so data can be wrong or JIST an average of all compressors used then, and changing volumes.
BAP., like in BAP GEON? a store, not and A.C service shop, is this a clerk? (like asking store clerk at Autozoned questions, head/palm hits, omg,,
never listen to clerks or me,..... lol
TALK to SANDEN, (or read there online docs i would)
they have tables. for sure,
the tables will shows total refrigerant volumes against
and matching oil volume for R134a.
these tables were used long ago, by a Suzuki engineer, he just does wath Sanden told him. (and may be different in 2016 , sure can be)
for sure.
ask any real A.C guy, this, not any clerks, all they know is on their useless screens( wrong car, wrong model, engine, body size, wrong year, wrong, version a/c or NOT UP TO DATE)
1996 was a long time ago.
some compressor makers now make different compressors, with different internal volumes and new efficiency. (the do that, via evolution)
some just list the R134a volume (or weight is best) and oil volume.
it's simple ratio that is best for the compressor full life. (really make the Compressor happy, is answer)
that is all I know..... not so smart.... but read all i can.
keep in mind
some here run propane, for refrigerant. and other types, not R134a.
the oil an amount of Freon, are a match . (types and volume)
there are tables for R134, and the total oil to use machine the weight of R134a.
the other dictator of oil is the maker of the compressor, id use there advice, for sure.
some makes of Suzuki's world wide use different compressors. and even if one supplier can deliver up in CAMI that day, (JIT rules)
so data can be wrong or JIST an average of all compressors used then, and changing volumes.
BAP., like in BAP GEON? a store, not and A.C service shop, is this a clerk? (like asking store clerk at Autozoned questions, head/palm hits, omg,,
never listen to clerks or me,..... lol
TALK to SANDEN, (or read there online docs i would)
they have tables. for sure,
the tables will shows total refrigerant volumes against
and matching oil volume for R134a.
these tables were used long ago, by a Suzuki engineer, he just does wath Sanden told him. (and may be different in 2016 , sure can be)
for sure.
ask any real A.C guy, this, not any clerks, all they know is on their useless screens( wrong car, wrong model, engine, body size, wrong year, wrong, version a/c or NOT UP TO DATE)
1996 was a long time ago.
some compressor makers now make different compressors, with different internal volumes and new efficiency. (the do that, via evolution)
some just list the R134a volume (or weight is best) and oil volume.
it's simple ratio that is best for the compressor full life. (really make the Compressor happy, is answer)
that is all I know..... not so smart.... but read all i can.
keep in mind
some here run propane, for refrigerant. and other types, not R134a.
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