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Originally Posted by gsxr750
B.S. you don't need thousands in tools, a fews cans r134a , proper r134a charged oil, and a cheap in line guage from any auto parts store and r134a leak dectector oil if you have a leak.
Harbor Freight sells professional guages cheap and even the vacuum pump is only $150 at H.F.
Most of this can be bought at autozone for around $50-$60 and done in the parking lot with in 10 minutes.
Or just have pep boys do it for a $120, they have all the same equipment as the big rip off shops and most do quality work. For the $120 they can at least diagnose the problem if it exists and purge and refill the system properly for around a $120.
Cheaper than you going to nissan dealer that will charge you a $150 alone to just tell you whats wrong, then another $150-$300 in labor to try and fix it, plus parts.
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easy there tiger... from my experice using 134A (on another car) it only worked when the A/C system wanted to take in more pressure so there is truth to requiring professional equipment to suction out and recharge the system.