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Re: Why are most AC in 240's inoperative? 200 1989

posted by  someone claiming to be josh lasserre on  Fri Jun 1 06:34 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I've had a whole mess of volvos, my first was a 145 which had good cold air until the belt broke, I was in Houston, I never really had the thing running right, but I didn't know much about the cars then. Fast forward seven volvos, a little more money and back into the hot climate. Rencently got my car charged up with Freeze 12, a product developed to replace R12. The ac man noticed a couple of small freon leaks on my system that will slowly leak coolant. It will last a least a summer and at seven bucks a can I can definitely afford to rent the ac. I'm in Louisiana now and I really appreciate the air conditioning. My wife's 242ti sat for a while and the expansion valve stuck not allowing the freon to get to the other side of the ac system. My answer is that the freon leaks out and needs to be recahrged with inexpensive R12. As well see previous posts (this week?)on the topic.





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