Toyota is following in Daimler’s footsteps as concerns about the safety of automotive refrigerant HFC-1234yf grow. The OEM has told Automotive World that it has reverted to using the older refrigerant HFC-134a in its European cars until the issue of the newer refrigerant is confirmed to its satisfaction. [caption id="attachment_168027" align="alignright" Subscribe to Automotive World … Continued
Toyota is following in Daimler’s footsteps as concerns about the safety of automotive refrigerant HFC-1234yf grow. The OEM has told Automotive World that it has reverted to using the older refrigerant HFC-134a in its European cars until the issue of the newer refrigerant is confirmed to its satisfaction.
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