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Posted by Farmall Don on April 16, 2005 at 13:12:53 from (64.83.164.60):
On my 1995 GMC Suburban, I noticed a small leak (Dripping Liquid) on one of the rear hoses (the smaller of the two) to the rear air unit in the back of the vehicle. I went to look it over and noticed it was touching metal on metal where it goes through the hole into the body of the vehicle. Anyway, when I went to move it over it blew and released all the pressure and Freon I would imagine. I assume I need to take it to a lic. Mechanic whom can handle freon. Any idea what that costs, I know freon can get expensive?
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