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111Sli
Posted 11/6/2015 10:19 AM (#718573)
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Hi have a photo regarding Metro a/c systems in Japan and could do with it translate to find out the oil and gas amounts required to use the system?



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cooper1019
Posted 11/6/2015 10:56 AM (#718577 - in reply to #718573)
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111Sli
Posted 11/6/2015 11:47 AM (#718581 - in reply to #718573)
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pickford
Posted 11/6/2015 12:34 PM (#718582 - in reply to #718573)
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Can you not scan it onto pc then use Google translate for a rough idea?
petrol_head
Posted 11/6/2015 8:10 PM (#718595 - in reply to #718573)
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Could email the Japanese mgf club, I bet they would help and allot probably speak english
ding
Posted 12/6/2015 3:25 PM (#718607 - in reply to #718573)
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petrol_head
Posted 12/6/2015 9:13 PM (#718611 - in reply to #718573)
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drive it like its hired

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ding's watched enough japanese schoolgirl porn to know what most of the letters mean
Marv_666
Posted 13/6/2015 12:26 AM (#718613 - in reply to #718573)
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** ! Air conditioning ** of *** is R-134a
*** Is ******* Furonga to ** of *******
I saw *** vinegar ******** chlorofluorocarbon R-134a

All I've got so far... and not even started on the kanji!
Do you REALLY need to know what it says??
pickford
Posted 13/6/2015 11:29 AM (#718616 - in reply to #718573)
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Won't the system requirements be similar if not the same as a 25 or mgf or any other rover with air con?
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Posted 14/6/2015 1:09 PM (#718638 - in reply to #718573)
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Drive it round your local takeaway , my mate did this for his Toyota radio manual, great place to get pork balls too
Marv_666
Posted 14/6/2015 8:53 PM (#718644 - in reply to #718573)
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Marv_666
Posted 15/6/2015 7:08 PM (#718649 - in reply to #718573)
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Need a clearer pic to get any further.

!?????????*?R-134a??
??????****??**?*???????????***??????????R-134a??*????
??????????????***???EFP?*?*???*??PAG????EFP****????*????**88.8cc???????
***? **?????? TEL: 03-3428-9969

Caution ! This vehicle air-conditioned cold * is R-134a
This vehicle is the exchange * already in chlorofluorocarbon R-134a by ** to * Tsute chlorofluorocarbons *** injection made ??in the United States **** Agency
Freon gas *** that has been used in this vehicle is * goods main * minute you EFP **** added to PAG oil in the United States EFP , Inc. * Bruno * goods . ** The 88.8cc is injected already .
*** Original ** company Sunken TEL: 03-3428-9969
Marv_666
Posted 15/6/2015 7:08 PM (#718650 - in reply to #718573)
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This even looking like the sticker with the info you want to know??




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111Sli
Posted 16/6/2015 10:52 AM (#718652 - in reply to #718573)
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I had a friend translate this and got the info I require. Thanks for all the help
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Posted 16/6/2015 2:56 PM (#718654 - in reply to #718652)
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111Sli - 16/6/2015 10:52 AM

I had a friend translate this and got the info I require. Thanks for all the help


Soooo.....Share the info with the community!
111Sli
Posted 16/6/2015 7:44 PM (#718656 - in reply to #718654)
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munday - 16/6/2015 2:56 PM

111Sli - 16/6/2015 10:52 AM

I had a friend translate this and got the info I require. Thanks for all the help


Soooo.....Share the info with the community!


This is for the mk4 air con system as fitted in Japan;

"Well the sticker was added later as it says that the system was
converted to R-134a gas. It also says it uses 88.8 (cannot see the
numbers completely though) cc of pag oil from the american company
efp. As you do not have the amount of gas written anywhere use your
manifold gauge to measure the pressure on the low side. When airco
kicks in the pressure has to be between 0.15 and 0.2 MPa. Anything
higher than that and you will wreck the system in the long run."
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