Not true. They use the same principles as your refrigerator or your home A/C system, but due to the nature of

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Jul 6, 2019
4:13:22pm

John Doe All-American

Automobiles and moving (and replaceable) parts, leaks are much more likely to develop than on a stationary unit.

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John Doe

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2016 Honda Pilot, dealership recharged AC but said couldnt find a leak. Normal?

BNcoug

7/6/19 2:19pm

That’s not maintenance...I’d speak to a manager

byuguns55

7/6/19 2:20pm

I thought it was a computer issue because it all started the same time.

BNcoug

7/6/19 2:29pm

Probably

byuguns55

7/6/19 6:31pm

Where do you live? In bama we usually have to do it every 4

whiteninja

7/6/19 2:29pm

How come? I always thought they were closed systems.

BNcoug

7/6/19 2:30pm

R-134 molecules are small, they can escape past seals and o-rings over time.

John Doe

7/6/19 2:33pm

Interesting, thanks.

BNcoug

7/6/19 3:29pm

We were told the cooling liquid basically wears out.

whiteninja

7/6/19 3:23pm

Not true. They use the same principles as your refrigerator or your home A/C system, but due to the nature of

John Doe

7/6/19 4:13pm

Should be covered under the basic warranty, unless you're over on miles or time.

John Doe

7/6/19 2:30pm

Over on miles, have the extended warranty but they say nothing leaking so

BNcoug

7/6/19 3:29pm

Yeah, extended warranties won't cover it if they can't find a failed part. Keep an eye on it, if it leaks out again

John Doe

7/6/19 4:15pm

Thanks

BNcoug

7/6/19 7:41pm

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