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AC re-charge S90-V90

posted by  Herb Goltz on  Sat Jul 5 07:14 CST 2008
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For a good outcome, you will want to vacuum the system down and then fill. But first you need to find out where your charge went-- the system is closed and does not leak when it is in good shape.

Have the leak located (many shops offer an AC diagnosis special now), fix the leak and then vacuum the system down, add compressor oil as necessary and fill to spec.

Around here the vacuum and fill cost is about $200 after the system is closed-- but we pay through the nose for r134a here.

Good luck!






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