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where to evacuate my A/C r12 I got a 95 integra and want to do an AC delete. It has r12 and am wondering if anyone knows a cheap and affordable place to go and discharge it. R12 is worth its weight in gold. I should technically have people doing it for free since its worth more than triple their time, but people like canadian tire want to charge me 290$............. Anyways, can someone point me in the right direction? I dont wanna be the guy to evacuate it into the ozone... Im trying to be responsible and law-abiding. Thanks |
Legally, you can't just pay any garage to evacuate it. The technician must be certified to handle the refrigerant and must dispose it accordingly to regulations. A lot of places offer such services, but due to the trouble of disposing such refrigerant, it isn't cheap (around CDN tire prices). If it's a backdoor garage, I can't say much about the price... nor their disposal methods.. |
BCAA? if your a member, maybe ask them? CT doesnt usually over charge but their quality of service maybe in question. |
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search craigslist. i got a guy to come to my place and drain it out of my parts car for $50. |
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drain r12 drain r134a r12 r134a nothing =( |
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yeah thats the guy ^^^ Graham, cool guy, good service/price, recommended. |
wear a mask and discharge it, usually its just a plug or a nut or something you unscrew on the line and it will come out and sink to the ground. just dont go near it while its all coming out. |
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you will want to shoot yourself in the foot come next summer for A/C delete. |
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