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Originally posted by vwbuge
Sounds like that is all he replaced is the compressor????? Was your old unit locked up? If he replaced just the comp. I think you were taken. A used compressor can be had for say....$100. Two hours labor for a good mechanic to install...($50 and hour)=$100. R-134a costs next to nothing.
Friend of mine just had this done to his Pontiac and it cost him $210.
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VWbuge: Pontiac...... very different animal. Thats an apples to oranges comparision thus it is just not valid. When your talking compressor for 100 bucks are you specifically meaning MB compressor?
LindaJane: Might I suggest you just type out the parts replaced and work done list from the reciept here in a post. Did the reciept say anything about hoses? Did it say anything about R12?
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