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posted by  someone claiming to be Bob on  Sat Jul 14 14:02 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I have a low mileage car with a York compressor. I would be interested in your thoughts - I 'm pretty sure the system won't hold a charge as the car has been sitting for many years. Would you it be advisable to try and fix the compressor seals or get a new one.. and if so - what would be a suitable replacement compressor... - I guess I would also need to update to the new refrigerant.. what is involved in doing that? Would it be something that should be done by a ac shop? Thanks for you thoughts.





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