so it took 12.830 to fill the tank back up, and that comes to 12.2 mpg avg. and that blows a donkeys dick.
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so it took 12.830 to fill the tank back up, and that comes to 12.2 mpg avg. and that blows a donkeys dick.
Hey now, I have special recent experience with using wood.
Or get freaky with said fat girl until they settle?
Any 97-03 GP air compressor will work but trust me it's worth it to get a new one from advance versus pulling a junkyard one, cause you'll have to crawl under the car to reach it. They're like $130 at advance versus 200 at autozone or oreilly's.
you can crack a line and stand back.
Ya but I'm not to fond of replacing ac lines XD
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I meant crack it open as in loosen up the line to the compressor. Or you can buy a vacuum pump and pump it out.
He means crack a line loose.
You can always take the car to a garage to does AC service and have them evacuate the system properly, then do the swap, then go back to the shop and have them put your freon back in and top it off.
O ok thanks y'all for the advice
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yes, lets all encourage the guy to dump r134a into the atmosphere.. no it isn't as bad for the ozone layer as r22, and r12 were but still.. its not good..
accidents happen sure, but intentional, no cool...
Its not the rest of us have fancy recovery system like you mr. So we make do. If he was ohhhh idk an ac repair person then maybe I would expect more... just saying
shoulda seen the nice big cloud i let go today HAHA had to clear the gauges. LoL
It's the one in the middle of the head that holds a bracket or evap on.
Will a Buick with the same motor as a 98 Grand Prix have the same ac compressor
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Check Rockauto to know for sure.
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