Mike, Thats a good deal.. i got hosed for 1100 when they did mine.. They
replaced the dryer and charged me for several other things. Mine went out
around 75k.. I think there were a bunch of defective evaperator coils out
there. Mine leaked so bad that i could put freon in it and it would be empty
in the morning. I put dye in the system to find the leak.. finally after
four days i spotted the dye on the ground where the condesate line is. They
tried to stick me for an condenser too. I spilled some dye on it when i was
adding it into the system. And it's a major PITA to replace.. The whole dash
has to be dropped along with the steering column.
--Hop
>From: Michael Clark <dml@mikesdakota.com>
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net
>To: "dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net" <dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net>
>Subject: DML: Evaporator Coil
>Date: Thu, 08 May 2003 08:58:57 -0500
>
>
>My parent's are having AC problems in their Durango. The dealer has
>diagnosed it as a leak in the "evaporator coil". Says it's located under
>the dash. $400 labor and $350 for the part. This sounds a bit fishy to
>me. I advised them to take it somewhere else and get a second diagnosis.
>Even if they have to pay for another check I think it would be worth it.
>$750 just sounds a bit much to me. Makes me wonder what it would cost in
>the winter time, instead of now when it's in the 90's. Anyway, anyone have
>this part of the AC go out on their daks?
>
>--Mike
>www.mikesdakota.com
>
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