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chiph9

Try running the diagnostics and see what the computer says.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...eed-codes.html

Chip H.

jimzilla

Just a general piece of advice with air conditioning. be it your car or your home A/C unit. These units are sealed. The implications of that is gas does not just magically leak out of a sealed system. you can go a decade without needing a charge on your home or car. The main take away from this is that if you needed a recharge and that fixed your problem, that can mean only one thing. You lost some gas and that can only happen if you have a leak and you are no longer a sealed system. You have a choice now to either keep recharging it and accept the fact that you will lose that gas year after year and the leak will get worse and eventually u need to recharge it several times a year. The other option is to have the leak found and fixed. This is typically done w/ a special sensor wand where gas i put into the system and the detector is used to find the leak, or you put in gas w/ a special UV marker and you can use a UV light to find where the marker is leaking. Recharging the A/C yourself is actually pretty cheap, u grab a can, buy a hose kit and plug it in. If you pay a shop to recharge every year, it may be cheaper to just get it fixed. Good luck man, sorry you have to deal w/ this, but its just part of age. One last piece of advice if you are handy. take apart the A/C system and lines and replace all the O-rings. it's likely your truck is over 10 years old and the O-rings on all the fittings are just old and falling apart and if you replace them all your system will most likely be sealed again.

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jimzilla

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gx-...code-24-a.html

if you look through this thread a guy talks about getting a cheap 12 dollar one at OReilly's auto that works.

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