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   80 series AC intel?

   Yes, you should take the vehicle to an AC shop to have the refrigerant removed. Since you still haven't wrapped your head around the subject, you should just take the vehicle to an AC shop for the entire service. Nobody here knows what service your AC shop was selling you. You should ask them.

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   • gummycarbs
   • Post #54
   • Apr 11, 2022
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   80 series AC intel?

   @landcruiser3DP you're confusing "air" with "gas". There are four states of matter: solid, liquid, gas, and plasma. If your refrigerant is solid, then you have parked on the far side of the moon. If it's plasma, then it would appear that Russia has launched nukes. You only need to be...

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   • gummycarbs
   • Post #46
   • Apr 9, 2022
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   80 series AC intel?

   I'm wondering that, too. For my lower damper door, I used thin EVA foam. It's sold under the Yaya Han brand at Joann's Fabric, Michael's, Hobby Lobby, etc. EVA foam can withstand up to something like 90 - 120°C. I also cut narrow strips to replace foam that seals the case around the blower...

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   • gummycarbs
   • Post #32
   • Apr 7, 2022
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   80 series AC intel?

   I did my AC system last year. From what I read, r134a barrier hoses pretty much never go bad, so I didn't replace mine. If you're opening it up, you might as well switch to a parallel flow condenser, replace your o-rings, TXV, and evaporator. My evaporator was disgusting, packed with leaves...

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   • gummycarbs
   • Post #2
   • Apr 5, 2022
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech