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Location: Townsville
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Two weekends back I poped the bonnet of the XR and noticed some green oily stuff in the left hand rear of the engin bay. I guessed it was the die that they put in the aircon system so I went to an aircon guy I know who quickly confirmed by prognosis. $278 dollars from Ford for the leaky bit of aluminium pipe(rip off) and $100 to fit and regas i am off and running again. While I was watching the aircon guy do his stuff I saw he was using an air ratchet. I thought how easy it made his job. Then last weekend I helped a mate build some shelves and he had one as well. Guess what I am buying this weekend. Anyone know any traps I need to look for when buying one ?
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