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  1. thank you, you are the man. I am not sure if there is a leak or not because the dealer refused to recharge the system and said they needed to convert it over to r134a and all that jazz. My famliy knows a reputable mechanic who said he'd have his friend look at it and more than likely cost a lot less to fix, but I just wanted to know what was involved so I could know if I was getting ripped off or not. Well thank you for your detailed response
  2. cmon, I just want to know what is invloved in a conversion to r134a from r12. What needs to be done because there is a lot of misinformation about what a car really needs for this process.
  3. hey what's up? I am interested in the LCD if there are any still available who should I pm about this? Eric
  4. Hi all I am new here so don't flame me too much I tried the search but it wasn't cooperating at the moment so here goes my AC stop blowing cold a couple years ago for my parents and the dealership told them it would be 2 grand to fix which they weren't about to pay for AC. This was mainly due to their need to convert it to r134a cause they wouldn't recharge the r12. I am now looking to fix it up for them cause the humid summer are just plain nasty in that car that sits outside to bake with its black paint. Now I know there is no reason it should cost 2 grand when all it needs is a flush and to replace the oil in the condensor and maybe the dryer?. I was wonder how hard this is to do and the cost, or if any one knows a reputable place in New Jersey to get this fix where I won't have to sell my organs to pay for it. Other option would be a replacement for r12 that is just a flush and drop in no prob. I have heard of people putting in r134a straight in but in a lesser amount to make up for the increased pressure. They said it worked just fine but that was in an 1990 mazda RX-7. It has been without AC for a while does that mean it needs new o-rings and hoses and crap too? Sorry for the really long post and if some knowledgable people acctually read this thank you. The car is basically mint except for stupid LCDs alread read about that and the AC. so I am looking for people that have done this or know exactly what needs to be done.
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