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Old 10-06-2014, 01:12 AM   #8
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Re: 96 Suburban AC not working

Thanks for the information KC_Kid.

What you are saying makes sense and is what I thought would be the case before I even started. The main reason that I wanted to look into this is to fix any issues before I took it in to have it serviced as they usually charge an arm and a leg to fix things like this.

Would it be worth getting a leak detection kit and checking all the other places there could be a leak? I've heard of other suburbans that have ruined the rear AC lines, but I don't see any physical damage.
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