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Having AC problems?

Stevie Dakota · 2009-06-04 09:09:28

I see a few posts with people who are having trouble with their AC. The best way to avoid problems is to run the AC at least once a week all year, this helps to keep everything lubricated and ship shape. If you don’t use it all year you are much more likely to run into problems on the three days that is our summer,…

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Stevie Dakota

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I see a few posts with people who are having trouble with their AC. The best way to avoid problems is to run the AC at least once a week all year, this helps to keep everything lubricated and ship shape. If you don’t use it all year you are much more likely to run into problems on the three days that is our summer, especially on older cars.

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#2 04-06-2009 11:06am

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Yep. I reckon Halfords must be doing a killing on AC recharge cans.

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