I just had Mr. Freeze vacuum test and charge the AC in my mini truck, that I pieced together from the junk yard. Good guy.
AC hose shop....
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patride71 said:
Thanks! He is quirky but aren't all Brits? His father owned a dealership in or around London and Mr Freeze (David) went to a highly reputable mechanic university in England (can't think of the name right now).
Nice guy and he charges $40 for an in-depth analysis of your system. Obviously, it might cost more if he needs to get into anything that's more challenging of a diagnosis (clogged lines, valves, etc).
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LOL..yeah, I told you he was a bit quirky. I wasn't aware of his training etc.
He's passionate about what he does though!
patride71 said:
Passionate is a great word for him. What I also liked was the fact he was explaining what he was doing and why. I knew nothing about AC systems and I got a free tutorial as well. You just don't want to ask TOO many questions ( ask me how I know) bc then he'll lose his train of thought.
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Napa helped me build some A/c hoses for my mustang about 5 years ago. I had to saw throug the original line and they have fittings that slide over and fasten on. It cost me about 25 bucks at the time for my high pressure line.
For A/C lines you really want to use a hydraulic crimping tool.
Has the number for Mr. Freeze changed? I have some folks that would like to get their A/C repaired and I was going to send them there, but the phone number won't go through, says it has been disconnected.
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That's the number we tried, Do you know the address? They live in So. Austin
