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Anyone have one done as of late?
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YOUR RESEARCHWhat does an AC System Recharge cost?
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Check out this recent thread, especially post #7: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/368596-any-diy-a-c-charge-help.html
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Yes, my brother's '92 LS400 in Memphis. $50-$100, less than that if DIY. But if you need a recharge then you need to first find out where the previous charge went and that might cost some money, serious money. The A/C in my brother's LS stopped working within a day or so of GoodYear doing the oil change. Couldn't find any leak source so simply recharged and now more than a month later it's still working fine with the 32 ozs of R134a I installed. Does GoodYear still reward their mechanics/technicians 30% on parts and labor for upselling?
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