how expensive is it to repair airconditioning
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66Galaxie78F250 answered 15 years ago
If the A/C just needs rechaged you can get the stuff to do it at Walmart for $15-$30. If it needs new parts thats a different story. $50-$350.
how expensive is it to repair airconditioning
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