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01-24-03, 01:58 PM
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A lot. If you can find a used one it can be about $200-$300.
New or rebuilt can range from $500-$600. It will also cost a lot for labor. Roughly $150 for installation and you will have to convert to R134a if you have R12. The conversion is about $150.
Good luck
New or rebuilt can range from $500-$600. It will also cost a lot for labor. Roughly $150 for installation and you will have to convert to R134a if you have R12. The conversion is about $150.
Good luck
01-24-03, 02:57 PM
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I would say you got a good buy. Obviously a lower mileage compressor goes for more money. How many miles did yours have?
Keep in mind that the SC400 uses a different compressor than the SC300. I believe the SC400 shares the same compressor as the LS400.
Keep in mind that the SC400 uses a different compressor than the SC300. I believe the SC400 shares the same compressor as the LS400.
01-24-03, 03:08 PM
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I would say you got a good buy. Obviously a lower mileage compressor goes for more money. How many miles did yours have?
Keep in mind that the SC400 uses a different compressor than the SC300. I believe the SC400 shares the same compressor as the LS400.
I would say you got a good buy. Obviously a lower mileage compressor goes for more money. How many miles did yours have?
Keep in mind that the SC400 uses a different compressor than the SC300. I believe the SC400 shares the same compressor as the LS400.
sorry I didn't even see you guys had 400's
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