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About a two years ago I noticed the air was blowing warmer than usual so I took my car in to get freon put in my car thinking it was low....after about 3 days, it started blowing warm again. I took it back and they thought there was maybe a leak, so they put dye in the system...I took it back 2 days later, and they found there were leaks throughout the entire system. I was told the entire system needed to be replaced, which was going to cost about $1500-$2000 (incl. Labor) I was outraged by this, as the car wasn't even 5 years old!! I maintained the car just as I should have been. (I have a relative who is a mechanic, and so he always does the service on my car!) I am just curious if there are others with this same problem, and if so, what was done about it?
The driver side seat belt fails to connect, only after numerous tries will it finally connect and stay fastened. The high pressure air conditioning line is rubbing on the radiator fan causing a hole in the line, which now needs to be fixed.
- Burton, MI, USA
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- Lady Lake, FL, USA