a/c line hole...
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06-01-2005, 06:50 AM
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06-01-2005, 08:02 AM
Originally Posted by wickedG35
Is your car modded anywhere else? Put in your stock airbox and take it to the dealer telling them your A/C doesn't work. Don't tell them you messed with the motor and they will fix it UNDER WARRANTY.
We complain when dealers don't suport us and yet you would
resort to sticking the dealer with a repair for something that's
not their fault?
Sorry but I don't agree.
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06-01-2005, 08:25 AM
#19
06-01-2005, 09:01 AM
Originally Posted by beangrower
has anyone ever replaced this line or know of a link for a how-to to replace it. I'd rather do it myself and save my self the extra 650+ in labor charges.
I know Ray Catena Infiniti charges $144......when I first put my injen intake on....I brought it there for an oil change.....the service manager opened the hood and pointed out what was about to happen....then he brought me into the office and showed me a stack of 30-40 receipts where people replaced the ac lines....
I went to Pepboys paid $2.00 for what looks like a rubber bushing with a hole in the center.....I used a knife to cut into the center....slide it in place right between the ac line....and the screw which creates the hole now there is 1 inch of seperation ...1 year later there are no issues.
#20
06-01-2005, 09:52 AM
Originally Posted by da45king
I know Ray Catena Infiniti charges $144......when I first put my injen intake on....I brought it there for an oil change.....the service manager opened the hood and pointed out what was about to happen....then he brought me into the office and showed me a stack of 30-40 receipts where people replaced the ac lines....
I went to Pepboys paid $2.00 for what looks like a rubber bushing with a hole in the center.....I used a knife to cut into the center....slide it in place right between the ac line....and the screw which creates the hole now there is 1 inch of seperation ...1 year later there are no issues.
I went to Pepboys paid $2.00 for what looks like a rubber bushing with a hole in the center.....I used a knife to cut into the center....slide it in place right between the ac line....and the screw which creates the hole now there is 1 inch of seperation ...1 year later there are no issues.
Hooman
#21
06-01-2005, 12:46 PM
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
JMHO....
We complain when dealers don't suport us and yet you would
resort to sticking the dealer with a repair for something that's
not their fault?
Sorry but I don't agree.
We complain when dealers don't suport us and yet you would
resort to sticking the dealer with a repair for something that's
not their fault?
Sorry but I don't agree.
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06-01-2005, 12:49 PM
#23
06-01-2005, 01:43 PM
You screwed up. You should pay to have it fixed. I had the same problem (due to a Vortech supercharger install but the same idea). I bought a replacement line and had my mechanic do the swap then I had the dealer refill the freon. It was expensive indeed. I'm pretty sure that $144 is the cost of just the replacement part.
--Steve
--Steve
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