[DML] Continued: Vacuuming A/C

["content22207" <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

With all due respect, I am not filling my A/C system with "a
COMBUSTABLE  mixture of air and GASOLINE". It's a vacuum -- air is
moving in the other direction.

Good luck finding a third party to work on vintage A/C in Laurinburg
NC. If I can't do it for the Lincolns, absolutely guarantee I'll never
be able to do it for my DeLorean. How do you think I started doing my
own A/C work anyway? 

Ditto for clutch disc replacement. Asked all over town with negative
results.

Perhaps auto repair possibilities are different in the Northeast. Down
South, third party mechanics have more than enough business working on
cars they know and understand. There's absolutely no incentive for
them to even consider a DeLorean.

I'm not opposed to pulling a 29 inch vacuum. That's why I dragged all
that freon to Pigeon Forge -- had Walt made it to DC in time I would
have availed myself of his vacuum pump and recharged the system. 

Please note Dave Swingle posted several disclaimers to his web site.
Every summer it seems R134 threads become inflammatory and vitriolic.
I guess my methods are just more fuel in the fire. For that reason
might be best if future discussions are handled off List
(brobertson(at)carolina.net). 

Freon is flammable too, BTW.

Bill Robertson
#5939



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