The A/C in my Chevy venture 2003 isn't working. I took it to a mechanic who said that the compressor is busted and said that it would cost 1622.50 for a complete kit and 375 for labor. He also listed that the compressor separately would be 150 bucks, a flush was 75.00 and I guess the expansion was 150.00 so I was confused why the whole kit is over a thousand dollars. Is there a way to get my a/c fixed without spending so much on possibly unnecessary parts? I mean do I need a whole kit or can I just replace certain parts, the labor cost is not an issue but I don’t want to be pressured into paying so much if I don’t have to.
Anyone know about Chevy A/C problems?
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