A/C issue
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Holding a wolf by the ear
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From: Collinsville, Illinois
Since Ive bought the truck, the A/C hasnt worked. I charged it, and I just wasted the 20 bucks I spent because it didnt hold any of it. Any suggestions what or where the leak could possibly be?
I could care less...but when my girlfriend and I go on float trips and camping, I get sick of hearing her gripe of it being too hot (then why are you going with me?) and about her hair getting messed up. Boohoo, I know.
1999 F150, 4x4
I could care less...but when my girlfriend and I go on float trips and camping, I get sick of hearing her gripe of it being too hot (then why are you going with me?) and about her hair getting messed up. Boohoo, I know.
1999 F150, 4x4
Last edited by GadsenCulpepper; Jan 21, 2011 at 02:41 AM. Reason: Forgot info
My a/c went out the other year and was one of the hoses that had a leak. I tried charging my self because it was dry, took it to a few shops and they couldn't figure it out, took it to the dealer and they said a/c compressor was bad because it ran so long low and empty on refrigerant. Cost $1,200 to fix hose, compressor and flush system.
For how long? It sounds like the leak is substantial. If AC goes without charge for long, moisture will enter the system. At this point, fixing just the leak may not be a wise thing to do.
Last edited by paker; Jan 23, 2011 at 09:10 PM.
Thread Starter
Holding a wolf by the ear
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 88
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From: Collinsville, Illinois
Since I bought the truck a year ago. I dont really care...my girlfriend does however when we go a distance in the summer.
Why wouldnt fixing just the leak be a good thing? Cant you blow moisture out?
Why wouldnt fixing just the leak be a good thing? Cant you blow moisture out?

