Houston A/C Service
#17
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Thank e9stibi. I probably will try the DIY route first. These cars are generally easy to work on if you have the right tools. A/C admittedly is my least favorite area. The hardest part about getting the A/C system serviced seems to be convincing shops not to overfill the freon.
#20
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Thanks guys on the PCA info. Want to do the DE for definite before the end of the year. Unfortunately schedule is not allowing that at present. As for Cars & Coffee sounds good, will try to visit the Friendswood one in the coming months and hope to see a few of you there.
Great to know that there is a 993 community around here
Sorry this is off topic a bit from the original post and good luck with the AC repair. I wish I was able to do these things myself
Great to know that there is a 993 community around here
Sorry this is off topic a bit from the original post and good luck with the AC repair. I wish I was able to do these things myself
#23
You might try Swiss Garage on Alabama. They just worked on my AC which had lost Freon. They put in dyed Freon to look for what is probably a very small leak. It isn't fixed yet but I haven't been charged much--less than $100. They have done the routine work on my prior cars--several BMW's and MBs.
Also, would be happy to get together with other 993 owners.
Also, would be happy to get together with other 993 owners.
#26
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Thanks for the offer Wunderbar.
NY32, I have used Swiss before on other cars and they seem reasonable. I may get them to evacuate the system for me so that I have a starting point. Looks like at this point in time I'm going to at least have to spring for a compressor.
NY32, I have used Swiss before on other cars and they seem reasonable. I may get them to evacuate the system for me so that I have a starting point. Looks like at this point in time I'm going to at least have to spring for a compressor.