Back up to 2 Bonnevilles
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Back up to 2 Bonnevilles
The a/c went out in my 91 bonnie and my son was kind enough to go and buy back his former 94 bonnie at a steal. I am planning to sell my 91 and pay off some bills including what my son paid for the 94. I think I should be able to get $1500 for the 91 at least.
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I live without A/C on my Bonnie, and my car is *black*. Shame to see that you're deciding to depart with your '91, but you gotta do what you gotta do.
$1500 sounds reasonable, maybe ask a little higher if putting in the classifieds?
$1500 sounds reasonable, maybe ask a little higher if putting in the classifieds?
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my son is now trying to talk me into keeping both cars. I don't know what I will do yet. I do like my 91, she has been so good to me (other than the a/c problems)
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Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
my son is now trying to talk me into keeping both cars. I don't know what I will do yet. I do like my 91, she has been so good to me (other than the a/c problems)
What all has been replaced in the AC system?
I am on my original compressor, original condenser, original drier and evap core... Only thing I did was switch to 134a... But the Compressor is on its way out slowly...
When I do replace the compressor, I'll replace the Drier, and the orifice tube filter...
And I love the 91 SSE'*... Drool
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Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
my son is now trying to talk me into keeping both cars. I don't know what I will do yet. I do like my 91, she has been so good to me (other than the a/c problems)
What all has been replaced in the AC system?
I am on my original compressor, original condenser, original drier and evap core... Only thing I did was switch to 134a... But the Compressor is on its way out slowly...
When I do replace the compressor, I'll replace the Drier, and the orifice tube filter...
And I love the 91 SSE'*... Drool
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Has the AC Compressor clutch relay ever been replaced?
I didn't see that mentioned anywhere...
I had my AC Compressor clutch relay go out 5 years ago, and I'd go start the car, turn on the AC and poof, nice and cool for a while... Then once the system would cycle off it wouldn't cycle the compressor back on... I later checked it with the scan tool and saw that the ECM was commanding the compressor clutch on, but nothing was happening... After I replaced the Relay switch for the compressor I never had another problem...
When you turn on the AC does the Compressor cycle on at all?
I'm thinking this is a simpler problem then it seems like..
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I didn't see that mentioned anywhere...
I had my AC Compressor clutch relay go out 5 years ago, and I'd go start the car, turn on the AC and poof, nice and cool for a while... Then once the system would cycle off it wouldn't cycle the compressor back on... I later checked it with the scan tool and saw that the ECM was commanding the compressor clutch on, but nothing was happening... After I replaced the Relay switch for the compressor I never had another problem...
When you turn on the AC does the Compressor cycle on at all?
I'm thinking this is a simpler problem then it seems like..
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