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    A/C evaporator core leak

    Thanks very much for all the info. I have one of the spring lock tools but wasn't sure how much pressure or leverage was neccessary. My '94 is a stock r134a so no problem with conversion. They probably have the instructions with the core and accumulator. Any suggestions on a good (and cheap)...
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    A/C evaporator core leak

    Live around Vancouver. I hunt in the Cariboo for big game and everywhere for waterfowl. Running on 31 x 10.50 Discovery ST. Love these tires. I was going to do the work myself but have the pros do the evacuation. Is it better to have them do the recharge as well? It's pricey north of the 49th...
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    A/C evaporator core leak

    Thanks for the info. I was going to get it evacuated first as I know it must have moisture in it by now. I like my exploder, (rebuilt tranny, manual hubs, radius arm bushings, upper and lowers, bell housing seal after tranny rebuid while on holiday...) it has good room for my labrador and I...
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    A/C evaporator core leak

    Last year I had my A/C looked at and found a dye presence coming out the vents inside. the tech told me that this was because of a leaky evap core. I unplugged the compressor switch and haven't used it since. Well, its starting to warm up again and I would love to have my A/C back.Has anyone...
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