What a pleasant $20 spent
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What a pleasant $20 spent
So for the past few days i've gone to war with my A/C. The previous owner had pretty much deleted it, and myself going to statesboro GA for college i needed a/c. So i got everything hooked back up and no air was coming out of my top vents. So i did some vacuum line work and eventually got air to come out the vents. By this time i was happy cuz i thought it would have blown nice cool air..WRONG still blowin hot as hell air...so i sat around for about 45 min thinkin as hard as i could about why the hell my a/c was not workin rite...then the light bulb hit...refrigerant...went and got a can filled her up and nice cold air 2 thumbs up for a working AC in Ga... haha
Vince
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Re: What a pleasant $20 spent
R-12 and 134-a NEVER go bad so guess what you'll probly be doing in the near future........ . If it leaks fix it, it gets VERY expensive putting in 134-a every week. Don't ask me how my lazy self knows
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I dont believe it leaks so i should be straight for college, i really do hate getting headaches over somethin so small...I also spent 3 hours wondering why my engine was missing just to find out a spark plug wire fell off the opti lol o well trials and tribulations of owning a car!
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Re: What a pleasant $20 spent
Here's a really stupid question. How do you just go buy and can and fill it up? I thought you needed to compress it or something or have some kind of high tech gizmo to do it. ??? I also don't have A/C so i'm curious.
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Yeah a cheap fix is always great, I recently had the same type of problem with my A/C.. Everyone said the compressor was out, But I went ahead and put some feon in anyways and could hear a leak.. Luckly it was on a metal hose so a quick trip to autozone, and $4 for some JB Weld and low and behold I have cold air
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Originally Posted by MyShibbyZ28
Here's a really stupid question. How do you just go buy and can and fill it up? I thought you needed to compress it or something or have some kind of high tech gizmo to do it. ??? I also don't have A/C so i'm curious.
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