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Old 09-01-2011, 11:43 PM
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tech told me that my fan is run by the belt on the engine and that it is always running when the engine is on. I will ask to have the condenser cleaned, too. I will also ask for a vaccuum on the line prior to re-charging with freon.

Btw, is there really a differnece in quality of freon i buy? He told me to get the best grade possible ( more money?) cause it will cool better than cheaper brands of freon -- true or B.S.?
Fan is run by a clutch. That's why when you pull off from a light you can hear it.for a minute then it quiets down. When the clutch goes bad, fan doesn't turn the rpm it should, which means not enough air. Anytime an AC line is opened you loose all freon. A vacuum is pulled every single time that happens. Otherwise, you wont get the freon back in. So you don't have to worry about that, your mechanic is.gonna do it no matter what.

As for.the "grade" of freon???? He is blowing smoke up your a$$. Its all the same.......you want it REALLY cold?? Have him put butane in it!!! Kinda dangerous if you get in a wreck, but man, it blows ice cubes!!!!!
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