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Old 08-15-2009, 09:07 PM
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Well if it hasn't been charged in several years and was blowing cold when you got the car , I'd say Enrique was probably right. I would also schedule to have it charged, after he checks for a leak. True you don't drive it enough, but it needs the recharge to keep from getting worse. After recharging, just turn the A/C on for a bit of time when you start the car like you do periodically. Even in the winter.
I think you have owned the car almost two years now, not a stretch to need a recharge especially if you don't know when it was charged last.

Was that the problem you noted in your PM?
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