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R134a
Can you tell me if one can mix "synthetic" and "regular" R134a? Or, is it just that the stuff labeled "synthetic" (which is more expensive) is a marketing ploy?
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Marketing ploy. R-134a is already 'synthetic' but it was also supposed to be temporary.
I wonder what the industry will engineer next? |
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R-134a is a specification--they are the same. The word "synthetic" carries a premium these days. Other marketers use the word synthetic in selling brake fluid.
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