where to buy r134 refrigerant?

not sure but .... I'm thinking that was not the problem!

Put a box or two of baking soda into your frij. Have them open just a little bit. They will absorb almost all odors, and keep your refrigerator smelling good. Also, when you wash it inside, some baking soda in the wash water will also remove odors.

I have put 80,000 miles on my Ranger. It had 100,000 on it when I bot it. It will cruise 75-80 mph down the hiway, if the rest of the traffic is going that fast, without any problems. It does not burn oil.

I would think so. My sister sent me a gift. We live in different states, but they are both in the US. I have never seen anything in the ordering/purchasing section that would lead me to believe that this is not possible.

R134A the refrigerant replaced r12 around 1994. This is the most common in domestic refrigerators. R22 is still in use in some central air conditioning units ,it is going to be phased out ,not sure when.

If the ref has static condenser on the back[tubing on the back of ref] and you inclose it tight, the unit wont't work very well. The reason is the ref picks up the heat inside the ref and gives off the heat to the surrounding area and warm air flows to cooler air. The air won't flow anywhere in the ...