Ohio members that need a/c charged
06-27-05, 12:35 PM
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Ohio members that need a/c charged
There is a dude i know locally here in the columbus erea that will charge 45 labor and 25 per pound for filling up A/C, he also does regular stuff (R134) but dont know what he charges for that. My manuel said we require 2 pounds.
thats for those of you that done want to swith and dont have the licnese to purchase it . I got quoted by two seperate companies here in columbus to charge it and they both wanted around 170 bucks. so paying 95 is a good price. he also shoots up the die to see if you have leaks. nice dude.
pm if you need his number and location.
thats for those of you that done want to swith and dont have the licnese to purchase it . I got quoted by two seperate companies here in columbus to charge it and they both wanted around 170 bucks. so paying 95 is a good price. he also shoots up the die to see if you have leaks. nice dude.
pm if you need his number and location.
06-27-05, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by felixwankel88
mabee, he is talking r12???? i dont really know whats going onn i know i did it to my aunts car foir like 10 bux, but it took like 15-25 pounds
06-27-05, 02:20 PM
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yes I am talking about R12. our vehicles use R12 unless you swith the hole system over to R134.
The dude I know only charges 25 bucks per pound. If i remember correctly our haynes manuel or under my hood it said it required 2 pounds.
either way 95 bucks compared to 175 is pretty darn good I though.
just wanted to share the info and safe some fellow member some cash if they cant get their hands on some cheap R12 if wished to keep the R12.
The dude I know only charges 25 bucks per pound. If i remember correctly our haynes manuel or under my hood it said it required 2 pounds.
either way 95 bucks compared to 175 is pretty darn good I though.
just wanted to share the info and safe some fellow member some cash if they cant get their hands on some cheap R12 if wished to keep the R12.
06-27-05, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by midnightride42
yes I am talking about R12. our vehicles use R12 unless you swith the hole system over to R134.
The dude I know only charges 25 bucks per pound. If i remember correctly our haynes manuel or under my hood it said it required 2 pounds.
either way 95 bucks compared to 175 is pretty darn good I though.
just wanted to share the info and safe some fellow member some cash if they cant get their hands on some cheap R12 if wished to keep the R12.
The dude I know only charges 25 bucks per pound. If i remember correctly our haynes manuel or under my hood it said it required 2 pounds.
either way 95 bucks compared to 175 is pretty darn good I though.
just wanted to share the info and safe some fellow member some cash if they cant get their hands on some cheap R12 if wished to keep the R12.
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06-27-05, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Innovation
If you tried to put 15-25 pounds of r-12 in the system you would blow it up not to mention your wallet at about $70 a pound.
15-25 pounds..whether R12 or R134a sounds like wwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy to much for the systems of a typical car.
What kind of car was it?!?
