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how to check Freon
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June 18, 2009, 09:08:43 PM »
sorry really lame question but i have no clue, to me my ac feels a little warm. not as cool as last summer is there a place i can check it? or something?
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You have to take it to a shop. Only certified A/C technicians should be allowed to EVAC and/or Recharge your system.
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You have to take it to a shop. Only certified A/C technicians should be allowed to EVAC and/or Recharge your system.
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I think it also tells you when you open your hood and on the passanger side near the A/C lines it tells you this and also I believe to be serviced by a Honda Dealer only...
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June 18, 2009, 10:16:27 PM »
Its not necessary to take to the dealer. You have to take it a shop that has technician certified in A/C System Service. It is a Federal offense to inproperly EVAC and Recharge any A/C system.
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i used a recharge kit and came with a meter when i did mines
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Its not necessary to take to the dealer. You have to take it a shop that has technician certified in A/C System Service. It is a Federal offense to inproperly EVAC and Recharge any A/C system.
Good to know cause I know a Honda Dealer would charge an arm and a leg!
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i am a/c certified.
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A/C Certified through a class or through the state that you are living in?
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i am a/c certified.
I need to come out to your shop so I can have my system checked.
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I used to be AC certified and those little meters on the re-charge cans do not give the whole story, those of you with factory manuals can look in the AC section and see where the pressure readings (both High and Low sides) are ver dependant on environmental factors. A rule of thumb for AC systems is that you should see a 20D drop in temp between the intake air coming into the system and what is coming out the vents.
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i am certified through the state. and i have taken classes for it. went to school for auto mechanics 2.
those recharge cans don't tell you alot because it doesn't vacuum test your ac system
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thanks for the info guys, will do drive by a shop
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I am also A/C certified by the ASE. Certification grants you access to play with A/C systems without being fined several thousand dollars, and it also gives you the ability to buy R-12
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once i take a/c in school im gonna get certified. dont wanna pay for someone to do this stuff for me EH
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Quick question. What would make the a c smell really bad. Its to the point I don't want to use it. I just changed the cabin air filter last week and it didn't help none. Thanks
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