96 Cavalier, Air Conditioner Cost Question
snapaxp
06-26-2004, 05:55 PM
Does anyone have any idea what the real cost is to replace a hose, dryer, and the refrigerant of A/C in this car? I was told the dashboard needs to be removed and that it would take 6.5 hours at a cost of $1100 to replace the A/C in this car. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
-Jason
-Jason
Three_Fingers
06-26-2004, 09:34 PM
Hmm... I got told the same thing about my '93 (R-12 system).
I got a hose from a junkyard, I said to hell with the accumulator/dryer, but ya can get one in the same place and retrofitted the whole nine yards with R-134a and an 8oz can of compressor oil and it gets so cold in ma car that I gotta keep breaking the icicles off'n ma mustache.
$1100.00 indeed! Pfft...
I got a hose from a junkyard, I said to hell with the accumulator/dryer, but ya can get one in the same place and retrofitted the whole nine yards with R-134a and an 8oz can of compressor oil and it gets so cold in ma car that I gotta keep breaking the icicles off'n ma mustache.
$1100.00 indeed! Pfft...
iamritesh
07-22-2004, 09:53 PM
Do you mind elaborating what you did ? I am having the same problem in my 98 cavalier. AC not working and am looking at about $1000.
Hmm... I got told the same thing about my '93 (R-12 system).
I got a hose from a junkyard, I said to hell with the accumulator/dryer, but ya can get one in the same place and retrofitted the whole nine yards with R-134a and an 8oz can of compressor oil and it gets so cold in ma car that I gotta keep breaking the icicles off'n ma mustache.
$1100.00 indeed! Pfft...
Hmm... I got told the same thing about my '93 (R-12 system).
I got a hose from a junkyard, I said to hell with the accumulator/dryer, but ya can get one in the same place and retrofitted the whole nine yards with R-134a and an 8oz can of compressor oil and it gets so cold in ma car that I gotta keep breaking the icicles off'n ma mustache.
$1100.00 indeed! Pfft...
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