From: Mike G on 3 Jul 2010 18:27 A/C is not as cool as it should be. Probably just needs regassing. Any reason why I shouldn't use a kit and save a few quid? And are some kits better than others? There seems quite a selection of different types available. Car is an E39 528i if it makes any difference. TIA. Mike.
From: John on 3 Jul 2010 19:16 Mike G wrote: > A/C is not as cool as it should be. Probably just needs regassing. Any > reason why I shouldn't use a kit and save a few quid? And are some > kits better than others? > There seems quite a selection of different types available. > Car is an E39 528i if it makes any difference. > TIA. > Mike. Have a look over in uk.rec.cars.modifications for a thread titled "It's going to rain" by Bob Sherunkle on 19/6/10 for info on why you don't want to do this.
From: Duncan Wood on 3 Jul 2010 19:30 On Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:16:05 +0100, John <none(a)inuse.com> wrote: > Mike G wrote: >> A/C is not as cool as it should be. Probably just needs regassing. Any >> reason why I shouldn't use a kit and save a few quid? And are some >> kits better than others? >> There seems quite a selection of different types available. >> Car is an E39 528i if it makes any difference. >> TIA. >> Mike. > > Have a look over in uk.rec.cars.modifications for a thread titled "It's > going to rain" by Bob Sherunkle on 19/6/10 for info on why you don't > want to > do this. > > Exactly.
From: Bob Dodds on 4 Jul 2010 01:51 On 4 July, 00:30, "Duncan Wood" <nntpn...(a)dmx512.co.uk> wrote: > On Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:16:05 +0100, John <n...(a)inuse.com> wrote: > > Mike G wrote: > >> A/C is not as cool as it should be. Probably just needs regassing. Any > >> reason why I shouldn't use a kit and save a few quid? And are some > >> kits better than others? > >> There seems quite a selection of different types available. > >> Car is an E39 528i if it makes any difference. > >> TIA. > >> Mike. > > > Have a look over in uk.rec.cars.modifications for a thread titled "It's > > going to rain" by Bob Sherunkle on 19/6/10 for info on why you don't > > want to > > do this. > > Exactly.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Can't argue with what's been said so far if you want to pay someone else to do it. But 2 year ago I bought a diy kit off ebay for £34 which included a hose with gauge, a can of leak stop/lubricant and a can of refridgerant. This sorted my sons car and it's still working. See ebay item 180519572765 as they still sell them. The hose and gauge have been used a few times since then to check family and friends cars. Bob
From: Mrcheerful on 4 Jul 2010 05:11 Mike G wrote: > A/C is not as cool as it should be. Probably just needs regassing. Any > reason why I shouldn't use a kit and save a few quid? And are some > kits better than others? > There seems quite a selection of different types available. > Car is an E39 528i if it makes any difference. > TIA. > Mike. It is a better job to get it recharged properly, with it vaccumed out and refilled with the right amount. 35 - 70 quid depending where you go.
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