Aircon re-gassing

dusty_3

Best place to get this done.Any ideas.Is Kwikfit OK?TIA Dusty.

Nile

Hello dusty

I'll move your thread to the 'Motoring & Public Transport' board.

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dnc1781

dusty wrote: »

Best place to get this done.Any ideas.Is Kwikfit OK?

Re. Kwikfit:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=446540&highlight=kwik+fit

mr_accountant

there was a specific question about this on the Hj website, ahh here it is

http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?f=2&t=53007

Personally i would not use kwik fit at all, but apparently as long as they select the correct model of car from the screen for the regass it cant go wrong,,, it may be worth the risk as along as you can watch like a eagle

iluvmylexus

i wouldnt use kwikfit under any circumstances given a choice, check yellow pages for companies such as airmedic that specialise in aircon, where abiuts in the country are you?

Wig

Careful, why do you want it re gassed? is it currently working and you just want it serviced (gas changed) or does it currently not work or not work very well. If so your system could be broken (faulty seals etc) and you would be throwing good money down the drain.