....only if you get caught. Lol

seems kind of stupid to me....people get all worked up and scared over few oz. of propane yet they ride around with appox. 20 gal. of gasoline. ....in case of a wreck, the gasoline is more of a concern to me.
And most people dont realize r-134 burns too..lol

 

Same company makes refrigerant for residential use too,...that the US dont allow....yet gas lines are in houses every where...go figure

 

Read the wiki article; turns out a busload of people died in a fire caused by it.

'there oughta be a law..."

 

It's not about the flammability but the damage to the ozone.
I still wonder why it was allowed to be produced anyway.

 

mostly i think its all about the money.

 

Will they even ship that with the propane content and will it require a vacuum and fill? This isn't technically my car so I don't wanna get too deep into it and think it holds for a couple of years before needing a recharge if I remember correctly. It looks like from the table I'm a little low so I'll grab another can but for now it is working. I wouldn't have even worried about it but my wife is using it to transport my mother-in-law to the doctor since it is low enough for her to comfortably get in and out of. Thanks for the info.

 

There is a dealer that sells it here close to me...and yes they will ship it...probably ground freight. From what they say it will mix with any refrigerant without harm....just may not cool as well as straight stuff. It is or was like 11.00 per 6 oz. can. Look at their website...Duracool...
i never mixed it....i did complete flush, new orings and all, so i had to pull a vacuum on mine. The molecules of propane are larger than r-134 so not as prone ti leak

 

As long as it's just the wife and mother -in-law.

 

https://www.duracool.com/Duracool/refrigerants.html


our automotive parts palaces and Walmart have been selling this for over 10 years. It works.

 

Yes it does. Only issue i had was it worked to good....cold to point of painfully cold...lol