Hot Topic...Air con re gassing
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Al Wyn said:
Anyone recommend someone in the Chichester area whos good, thorough, reliable and reasonably priced?
Had a re-gas at Protyres in Hilsea, maybe too faraway though.They had a promotion offering it for £25 as part of a service that week. Since i was having a tyre changed at the time they kindly gave me the same deal. Had 3 tyres changed there over the past 6 months plus full laser allignment - good service and nice guy at the desk
IIRC normal re-gas price is around £35/40
Be carefull, be afraid.
A lot of pleaces offering a regas just put in the areosols or don't know what the gas capacity is.
correct procedure for ANY car is to de gas, vacuum for at least 1/2 hr, add lube, then re gas with EXACTLY the right ammount of gas. Too little and it wont cool properly and too much the compressor will sieze up.
I have a guy who does it properly here for £60 - but Tunbridge Wells is probably a bit far for you!
A lot of pleaces offering a regas just put in the areosols or don't know what the gas capacity is.
correct procedure for ANY car is to de gas, vacuum for at least 1/2 hr, add lube, then re gas with EXACTLY the right ammount of gas. Too little and it wont cool properly and too much the compressor will sieze up.
I have a guy who does it properly here for £60 - but Tunbridge Wells is probably a bit far for you!
V8 FOU said:
Be carefull, be afraid.
A lot of pleaces offering a regas just put in the areosols or don't know what the gas capacity is.
correct procedure for ANY car is to de gas, vacuum for at least 1/2 hr, add lube, then re gas with EXACTLY the right ammount of gas. Too little and it wont cool properly and too much the compressor will sieze up.
I have a guy who does it properly here for £60 - but Tunbridge Wells is probably a bit far for you!
100 % correct. There's know such thing as a top up. A/C servicing should only be carried out my qualified technicians. There is a huge fine for letting R134A into the atmosphere. A lot of pleaces offering a regas just put in the areosols or don't know what the gas capacity is.
correct procedure for ANY car is to de gas, vacuum for at least 1/2 hr, add lube, then re gas with EXACTLY the right ammount of gas. Too little and it wont cool properly and too much the compressor will sieze up.
I have a guy who does it properly here for £60 - but Tunbridge Wells is probably a bit far for you!
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