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AC Performance Question 200

posted by  hawkeye on  Thu Jun 27 21:07 CST 2013
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I have a 1990 240 wagon with functional AC. The previous owner had a shop replace a few of the parts but not the compressor. My shop told me last summer the compressor was "weak". The air blows cool. System has been converted to R134.

This morning the temperature was about 85 degrees and the air temperature coming out of the vents was approximately 58-60 deg. F.


Should I expect better than this???


I know our AC is not the best.






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