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01-01-2015, 02:26 PM
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wombat
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Broken Hill
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As far as I'm aware, the older B-series had 700-800g of A/C refrigerant gas, whereas the FG only has 450-500g, and it now works pretty hard to even cool the car down.
I know my XR6T's (2008 model) A/C even on Auto, set to Low – it only barely makes the interior comfortable in the hot weather. I read this in another form and if it is true it will explain why my friends FGs air con cannot keep up with the heat here in town
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BA Ford Fairmont with spot lights ECB full type 8 bar UHF radio , Life is full of experiences some good some bad and with luck they all balance out in the end What Ford s have I owned 1969 Blue wagon 1974 XB owned 3 of them Numerious others but I always went back to ford My first car was a 6 volt VW sedan |
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Is this true ?
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