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Why people by land rovers is beyond me. They are mountains of poop but people want to look like they have something by driving them.
Ray ! Please remember that the internal combustion engine was invented by EUROPEANS !! Ha
Tip: When checking vent temps put the blower on one step above the lowest speed.
The more time it takes air to pass thru the evaporator the colder the air.
I have gotten 28° f in some vehicles after service.
Always check for leaks at the moisture drain under the hood at the evaporator.
Remember refrigerant falls, check under lines & under compressors.
Okay, I must know. Is the EPA really that far up you poor service techs ass? The new refrigerant requires a special sniffer that's compliant? Does the recovery equipment have the capability to phone home to the EPA? Or is it some kind of random audit thing? Yikes!!
Ray See sint enine shoen Brume!!
First video i have heard you swear ray!
11:33 pardon me? lol
If somebody in the industry didn't already know that, 5:56, (seems like common sense to me), I wouldn't want them working on my AC.
It's interesting that the EPA feels all this is so important. Yet every older vehicle on the planet had leaked it's freon out at some point, usually multiple times. Most people just keep adding kits until it gets really bad then they change what they need to change and at that point any freon left gets let out anyway. I'd like to know the percentage of vehicles where the freon is recovered vs. let out to the atmosphere. But even when it's recovered that vehicle almost certainly let freon into the atmosphere at some point. But supposedly the ozone hole is fixed. It's very interesting. This is something that occurs all over the world and much of of the world probably doesn't even bother to recover the freon. At one point, this process was blamed for a hole in the ozone layer. The freon may have changed but the process of release is about the same. They've just somewhat reduced the volume of release. And changed the freon. But if the new freon is much more atmosphere friendly why is it still supposed to be recovered?
A Texan bragging to a Brit, "my ranch is so big it takes me two days to drive around it" Brit – "I hear you old boy, I had a Land Rover, too"
shouldn't this one be "poppen zee bonnet"?
mmm, mmm, mmm lucas electrics. lucas, the prince of darkness.
landy's mark their territory with motor oil.
Green valves so you know it's good. The black ones so you know it's bad. Besides it's not aeuropean car it's UK car.
Does that mean you dont like us euro viewers too?
Normal for a shaft seal to dry out and leak if the A/C system has not been turned on for a few months.
The European what ray?
Ah Land Rover, the Chrysler of England.
Land river is made by the Chinese
Where's the promised link about why you don't like to work on European cars?
"Toyght" is an Aussie word, not a British word. So, carry on, mate.
I thought 1234yf was environmentally friendly? So what if it leaks. Oh wait, it's 10 times the cost of 134a.
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Naw…the first thing to locate is the engine under all that plastic.