Chargin AC question
#1
Chargin AC question
Hey folks,
I was interested in chargin my AC. What the difference in takin it to jiffy lube and buying a can of refrigerant at Autozone and doin it myself? Is it easy. It looks as easy as putting ari in a tire...
I was interested in chargin my AC. What the difference in takin it to jiffy lube and buying a can of refrigerant at Autozone and doin it myself? Is it easy. It looks as easy as putting ari in a tire...
#2
Originally Posted by The Deal
Hey folks,
I was interested in chargin my AC. What the difference in takin it to jiffy lube and buying a can of refrigerant at Autozone and doin it myself? Is it easy. It looks as easy as putting ari in a tire...
I was interested in chargin my AC. What the difference in takin it to jiffy lube and buying a can of refrigerant at Autozone and doin it myself? Is it easy. It looks as easy as putting ari in a tire...
#6
I brought my Max to a local shop to get it fixed, it cost about $80. I wouldn't bring it to a jiffy lube place for just about anything, even an oil change. Your better off bringing to a gas station or small shop where the person working on your car its the owner and actually wants your business than a jiffy lube place where they earn min. wage and don't care.
#8
I just got my AC charged professionally. It is a little cooler but it randomly gets hot and then gets cold. Its mostly cold during highway speeds but why is it still warm when I'm doing casual driving (40 MPH)? Also the temperature outside effects my AC as well. Its not as cold on hot days. Are the Maxima's with automatic climate controls just not as cold?
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