Honda Civic Fuel, Oil, Cleaners & Other MaintenanceExtending the life of your Honda Civic requires the proper fuel, oil, and cleaners, along with other regularly scheduled maintenance. Keep your Honda Civic fuel and oil at the right levels to keep your Civic on the road longer.
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i have never heard of such a thing, other than on aircrafts. then again, i don't use my a/c at all. i really should just pull it out. it's extra weight i don't need.
isn't it something we have to fill up from time to time? in here I mean perhaps every 4 years?
if you are low on refirgerant, then you have a leak in the AC system. That is the only way to lose refrigerant. No, you dont have to fill it up from time to time unless you want to have warm air blowing out. refrigerant doesnt go bad, but it does collect moisture over time. That is why it is recommended to have the ac system serviced once a yr. It involves recovering, recycling, and putting the refirgerant back in the system. Also placing the system under a vacuum to remove any moisture. Should also replace the reciever-drier about every 2 yrs or so.
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just got pulled over the other day for having JDM yellow headlights, the cop told me it was illegal to have yellow lights, only white, any comments on this. i was just sittin in my slab with trunk poppin and my candy paint drippin off my doors.
You can buy the r134a kits at a lot of places, it comes with a gauge you connect to the lowpressure side of the system, and comes with a can of r134a to fill if yours is low...this is like the kit i use http://www.midwayautosupply.com/deta...ption.asp?4330 you can get
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but it is not neccessary to fill it like a tank, it is a closed system so the r134a is "recyled" or "recovered" and used again.
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