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Vacuum Line Repair
9 July 2013, 21:08,
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RE: Vacuum Line Repair
Actually the agonizing expectation of things to come.

Everything has gone so well for the past couple of days I am waiting for inevitable "other shoe to drop".

I recharged the Jeep AC system with new gas today and the inside of the vehicle feels like a meat locker. I had half a can of gas left so I renewed the system on the little Dodge. Both are blowing artic level air.

The kit cost me $35, which has been the most expensive part of the repair but also one that could be labeled routine maintenance.

I am also reorganizing my thoughts on the vehicle situation. I was anticipating trading the Jeep for a 4wd pickup. Now that the Jeep is in good order I may keep it and trade up on my daily driver.
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Vacuum Line Repair - by Mortblanc - 8 July 2013, 00:12
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by uks - 8 July 2013, 06:56
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by NorthernRaider - 8 July 2013, 08:33
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by Binnie - 8 July 2013, 09:02
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by Mortblanc - 8 July 2013, 15:46
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by uks - 8 July 2013, 17:47
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by Mortblanc - 8 July 2013, 18:35
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by Grumpy Grandpa - 8 July 2013, 18:45
RE: Vacuum Line Repair - by Mortblanc - 9 July 2013, 21:08

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