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Anonymous Posted on Sep 01, 2011

Dear Mr. Guru, I just brought C 180 M/T 1995. i had a problem. my AC just blow the fan, there is no cool inside. i fulling the freon just like yesterday, cool only come 1 day, after that hot again. help me to solve this probs. thanks.

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  • Hi, I can help.

  • An AC system is sealed which is to say if there is never a leak then your refrigerant will never leak out. If you charged your refrigerant and it only cooled for a day and the fact that you have to even charge the Freon says you have a leak.

  • You are going to have to go to the parts store and get some dye to put into the AC system to identify the leak and then you must fix the leak. If you do not fix the leak then the Freon will continue to leak out. The leak must be fixed first.

  • If you have any comments please feel free to leave them here.
  • Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa.

Regards, Tony

  • Iron
    Iron Sep 01, 2011

    Glad to help and appreciate the 4TU ratings. Thanks again for using FixYa. Regards,
    Tony

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