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Old 05-21-2002, 03:04 PM   #1
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Default leaning toward the wal-mart kit

I guess I'll go with the wal mart kit since it has the fittings I need and already comes with the oil. I'll pick up an extra bottle of freon also. I hope I don't need to change out the O- rings. If I do, I guess I'll do it after they deteriorate which hopefully won't be too soon I also thought you had to use the new oil with the new refridgerant. What's the deal with that? Thanks for the input.

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