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A-C mechanic needs help 850

posted by  jmik on  Mon Jan 22 15:47 CST 2007
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jda2000,
yeh Id have finished this job ages ago myself but living in Australia the government forbids sale of such gases bought over the counter or anywhere in the country.
Got a price on a receiver/drier Au$100 but the parts man didnt know of what the orifice tube was ....can u pls explain.
Its hard to find a specialist who doesnt want to check for leaks ,they nearly all say "ahh if the gas is low then you have a leak"...they just want the extra cash , it sux.

thanx





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