getting a/c fixed [a/c is fixed]
07-05-2006, 07:16 PM
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getting a/c fixed [a/c is fixed]
ima take my car in today to my brother's uncle's shop today
but i dont think im getting a cheaper price but o well
so i was wondering how much you think it would be for them to make a new hose *and charge the system*
it is the hose that is towards the drivers side and back of the engine bay and on top
but i dont think im getting a cheaper price but o well
so i was wondering how much you think it would be for them to make a new hose *and charge the system*
it is the hose that is towards the drivers side and back of the engine bay and on top
07-05-2006, 07:25 PM
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RE: getting a/c fixed
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They still have to charge the system after replaceing that line, To replace that line and charge the system i would say about $150.
They still have to charge the system after replaceing that line, To replace that line and charge the system i would say about $150.
07-05-2006, 07:28 PM
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RE: getting a/c fixed
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They still have to charge the system after replaceing that line, To replace that line and charge the system i would say about $150.
They still have to charge the system after replaceing that line, To replace that line and charge the system i would say about $150.
07-05-2006, 07:30 PM
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RE: getting a/c fixed
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they shouldnt charge more than $30-40 for ANY hose.
they shouldnt charge more than $30-40 for ANY hose.
and the last a/c shop i went to said they need to make a brand new one..so idk
07-05-2006, 09:38 PM
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RE: getting a/c fixed
I don't know where you guys come up with these prices. The shop I just left would be like this. First, that hose is about 200.00 retail. 80.00 to install, 120.00 to recover, evacuate and recharge the system + freon and dye. That's about a 500.00 repair. easy.
07-05-2006, 09:41 PM
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RE: getting a/c fixed
ok guys aviod where pro works
you can find those hoses all day long for about 10 bux in your local junk yard...now r-12 isn't cheap either is evac'in the system...80 bux to install that hose is crazy high about .25 hours @ 65 hr
you can find those hoses all day long for about 10 bux in your local junk yard...now r-12 isn't cheap either is evac'in the system...80 bux to install that hose is crazy high about .25 hours @ 65 hr
07-05-2006, 10:34 PM
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RE: getting a/c fixed
well i dropped off the car
it took 75 minutes to get there and its only 20 miles away
gotta love Los Angeles traffic on the 10 to the 605 [:'(][:@]
ill let you know how much it will cost..i should have her back tomorrow
it took 75 minutes to get there and its only 20 miles away
gotta love Los Angeles traffic on the 10 to the 605 [:'(][:@]
ill let you know how much it will cost..i should have her back tomorrow