When I parked the van the air conditioner was working fine. Several hours later when I started the van the air conditioner wasn't working. Took it to the local dealer where I bought it and service rep said I had holes in my hoses (two) and it was a four hour job to replace them and the parts (two hoses) were over $400, with the total cost being over $900 for labor and all. Has anyone had this problem with the Uplander and is there a less expensive fix?
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Question: Air Conditioner quit, service rep said holes in hoses, cost over $400 for parts
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Answer #1
Visitor, September 08, 2010, 16:58ReplyShelley,
Have them show you the holes and have them explain how they found the leaks. Then I would get a second opinion, see what the other shop says.Flag ThisLike0 -
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hemicuda September 08, 2010, 19:26Reply
MasterGet another opinion here www.repairpal.com/directory and check repair prices here www.repairpal.com/estimator
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