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Old 05-24-08 | 12:38 PM
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I Have Ac!!!!!!!

Hello, Just Got My Ac System Serviced, Yes Serviced!!! For Everyone In The Southbay Or Near, I Just Found A Place That Does R12 Ac. Its In Torrance And The Shop Is Baer Alignment And Auto Service Between Wester And Carson Street. Down The Street From Signal Auto. The Job Cost About $150 And Is Worth Every Penny....ac Blows Very Cold!!! Ofcourse This Is The Price For Just The Service, Evac, Refill R12 And Leak Test. Ac Must Be In Good Working Order ( No Leaks And Good Working Compressor ) Hope This Info Helps Others, Good Luck!!!
Old 05-24-08 | 11:54 PM
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lucky you. I have had the worst luck with my A/C.

First, we thought my system was dry because it had been sitting for about 8 months so we replaced all o-rings and re-filled it.
Outcome: In 3 days it failed.

Second, we thought I just had a leaky in the system so we replaced the condenser.
Outcome: Did not hold pressure overnight

Third (current), we replaced the compressor and awaiting to have the system filled again.

Talk about money goin out the window. The compressor alone was about $700, along with a new condenser, o-rings, freon, and labor it has gone past $1k.

But I guess that's the cost of owning a kick *** car so I'll deal with it. I just don't like the bad luck I keep having with mine.
Old 05-25-08 | 12:58 AM
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AC parts dirt cheap used here on a forum..
Old 05-25-08 | 01:02 AM
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would you replace your failing 13 year old a/c parts with other possibly failing 13 year a/c parts?
Old 05-25-08 | 01:53 AM
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Normally I see if a system will hold vacuum before charging it.
Old 05-25-08 | 03:32 AM
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ya, it was holding vac.
Old 05-25-08 | 01:44 PM
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Any time the system has been opened up to the air the drier should be replaced.

I don't know if that's the source of DMoney's problem, or maybe contributed to it. If your system won't hold pressure it's best to take it to a competent professional for a good leak test and full evaluation. Otherwise you open yourself up to a piecemeal, trial and error approch.
Old 05-25-08 | 02:03 PM
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A/C problems can kick your ***. I spent $2400 on my Suburban's A/C system two years ago. New compressor, two new evaporators (it has dual a/c system) and all the piping, plus labor and gas.

Sucked.
Old 05-25-08 | 03:35 PM
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Jmax I got it mixed up, we did replace the drier, not the condenser. We have been taking it to a professional. We put in the parts but everything else is done by a pro.




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