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blows warm air S70 1998

posted by  KlausC on  Thu Jun 14 19:14 CST 2012
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You are low on freon. The fill port is in front of the washer bottle, it has a black plastic cap with 6NM written on it. Just unscrew the cap and add one(1) can of r134a. The AC must be on with the engine running when you fill the system. Turn the can upside down while you fill. Wait until the can feels empty and close the valve on the can before unplugging from the fill port.

You should be good to go. No need to think about the evaporator replacement just yet. But you might want to do a search on 'bread clip' for your next task.

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