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From: m6onz5a on 26 Jun 2010 12:21
On Jun 26, 10:45 am, m...(a)privacy.net wrote:
> m6onz5a <corv...(a)comcast.net> wrote:
> >Looks like the Auto Parts store I work at only lists the compressor
> >with clutch.  In that case you will also need to purchase a new drier
> >& orifice tube, and have your system flushed for the compressor
> >warranty to be valid, and have paperwork showing the work done.
>
> yep what I was afraid of..... sigh
>
> what you think a rough estimate of cost will be to have
> it all done?

Well, according to the labor rate on my works computer it's:

2.5 Hours to replace the compressor
2.3 hours to replace the expansion valve
1.7 hours to replace the Drier
1.5 hours to flush the system + flush

so 8 hours total labor times whatever your local labor rate is.. That
doesn't include flushing the system, or the prices of the parts/freon
etc. The only part my company has is the drier for $18.. I don't have
prices on the other parts.

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