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Car Forum / Honda Cars / September 2004

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AC Problem

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Reef - 16 Sep 2004 08:49 GMT
My 93 Civic has an air conditioning problem.  I took it to a local shop
today and they say the condenser is bad.  The want $400 just for the
part.  That is crazy since I can get it online for about $100 shipped to
my house.  They also say I need to change the Receiver filter.  I can't
find any reference to this in the shop manual. Does anyone know what the
receiver filter is??  I am starting to think my shop is trying to rip me
off.  If anyone knows what the receiver filter is please let me know and
describe it's location.  Thanks in advance.
Grumpy au Contraire - 16 Sep 2004 14:09 GMT
> My 93 Civic has an air conditioning problem.  I took it to a local shop
> today and they say the condenser is bad.  The want $400 just for the
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> off.  If anyone knows what the receiver filter is please let me know and
> describe it's location.  Thanks in advance.

It's routine to replace the receiver/dryer when doing major A/C work
especially when the system has been depressurized...

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