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At least not with M-16s. Perhaps Glocks.

Lol no and there's no mandate for service centers to report contaminated systems

That is all. All is well.

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This was with the compressor running (a/c on) I'm assuming - yeah I would take it to dealer. Make sure you didn't add r134 or it's gonna be a big headache.

Yeah it depends how bad the leak is. If the pressure goes down in a few days then it's prob a bad leak.

2 years later wow 😲 time flies damn. A/C still cold though 😂.

$1000 EPA fine for adding 134a even for private individuals lol. I've heard it works fine though if you drain it and just use 134a.

Yup real easy and it's well over a year now had to fill twice.

I saw youtube video of someone who did this. I messaged him to delete it since it's technically $1000+ EPA fine (even for individuals; at least from my reading of regulations, I may be wrong). He said it worked but it wasn't quite as cold. I have a friend in Ukraine who says mechanics there at...

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I basically just followed this tutorial: https://www.carcarekiosk.com/video/2016_Honda_Civic_LX_2.0L_4_Cyl._Sedan/air_conditioner/recharge_freon "Low side with AC full on and engine at normal operating temperature?" --> correct

Sounds like me. Laziness level 9000 lol.

Congrats!

Once a year change your wipers and add a few oz of refrigerant, done. Okay, maybe twice a year....

Yes lol ??? 100% agree

I had to charge it once more. It's now a year still cold. Gonna order more. Assuming I'll need to charge it twice a year. May depend on how bad leak is.

Friend in Ukraine says there they just extract refrigerant and add the old refrigerant 134a and works like a charm lol (Is US illegal, $1000 fine)

If you were rude to anyone at the dealership, look behind steering column for rotting egg and send a motor oil analysis just in case.

The oil on the dipstick is very light brown, almost see through on the dipstick