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Originally posted by Ron Johnstone
I have the R-12 topped off in my '85 SD and it can get darn cold in there on a hot California day. When you test your car, check the sight glass to make sure there are no bubbles. If there are, get a leak test done by a competent a/c house and have the owner fix the problem - which can run very high $ if you have to replace components. Thre is no real difference in temperature for the driver in a sedan vs a wagon, although that will not be true for passengers, especially those way back in the 3rd seat.
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Lack of humidity will help you cool your car in CA. My diesel pickup cools great at 100* in Montana but it sucks at 90* in Florida.