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hi guys i just bought my 1st 911 after wanting one for years. Both front condensors are leaking green fluid is it a diy job or will i have to get the air con refilled? its a c4 s 52 plate i took the bumper off already any help would be great guys Ade
Hi Ade, welcome to the forum :bye: You have done the hard work by removing the PU (bumper) - swopping the condensers is a very easy job, just make sure you buy the right parts. you can buy from OPC, or if you want to save some money then you can get the Behr units by googling the part number, there is also a pattern unit which is even cheaper. Lots of places recharge the system. Kwikfit did my C4S at a very competitive price. Cheers Ray :bandit: :thumb:
great thanks for the help i will give it a go
Check this out http://www.fast911.co.uk/Bumper removal on 996 TT with Aerokit.doc
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