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Old 05-26-2025, 09:08 PM
cmoc-bob cmoc-bob is offline
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Classic Auto Air does excellent work, send it down to them for a rebuild. And live with the fact the shaft seals will leak.

Mostly from sitting and non-use. About the best I got from an A6 Classic rebuilt was a solid 10+ years. Eventually the car started to sit over the winter and seal leaked more and more.

Remember, there was a reason your system held 3+ lbs of R12 when new. 12 month warranty. And they could leak several ounces for years and still operate.

Re-building a A6 isn't a "take it apart and replace some seals" - they do require machine work.

And........the S6 versions (e.g. ProTen from Old Air and others) can run R134a, but your system will need a new condenser and other adjustments.

Please call Classic Auto Air, they will steer your right.

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