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Recharging Air Con - Recommendations?

  • 22-05-2010 9:44am
    #1
    Raiser
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    Hoping someone has gotten this done locally and was happy to recommend the Person/Garage on in terms of price and quality of work done - Thanks


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  • #2
    Mc Love
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    Raiser - just had a chat with one of the mechanics in Lyons - he advised me to try the Halfords re-charge gas. If it improves then no need to get work done otherwise - get it serviced


  • #3
    Raiser
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    Mc Love wrote: »
    Raiser - just had a chat with one of the mechanics in Lyons - he advised me to try the Halfords re-charge gas. If it improves then no need to get work done otherwise - get it serviced

    Thanks for that McLove - Have heard mixed reviews on that process though and read on Motors Forum that People are doing this professionally for €60 when the Halfrauds kit that I might very well make a complete mess of would cost me €40 in the first place!!!


  • #4
    Mc Love
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    On here http://www.interdynamics-europe.co.uk/ they give a tutorial - seems easy enough


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