son of a bishop -- seized compressor

[MAKG]

about that mouse,catch and release or summary execution?that mouse have a prayer?

Well, when I first spotted it, it was at a gas station on the way to preschool, several miles from home. I saw it run under the front passenger seat, opened both passenger doors, and went at it from behind with a squeegee. It might have run out the other door (this was the idea), but I didn't see it.

Now, there is a trap under each front seat. Neither has tripped.

I live in the forest. There are a bazillion small rodents here; they won't miss one. So, I have no qualms about its life or death. If I did manage to chase it out, the neighbor's cat would just eat it anyway.

 

[skippy]

Well, when I first spotted it, it was at a gas station on the way to preschool, several miles from home. I saw it run under the front passenger seat, opened both passenger doors, and went at it from behind with a squeegee. It might have run out the other door (this was the idea), but I didn't see it.

Now, there is a trap under each front seat. Neither has tripped.

I live in the forest. There are a bazillion small rodents here; they won't miss one. So, I have no qualms about its life or death. If I did manage to chase it out, the neighbor's cat would just eat it anyway.

ok,hopefully this won't upset the eco balance in your region,lol.good luck.

 

[MAKG]

if mike experienced a burn out,and runs the supco 88 or acid away it will put all the gunk in the drier,and he'll have to change the drier too,not just the oil.sorry mike,i vote for complete replacement of all components.only way to buy complete peace of mind.i too run year round on defrost w/a/c in work truck,it's more comfortable to me.

FYI, I did this last weekend. Complete replacement, cost around $350 including refrigerant, PAG oil, serpentine belt, and a gallon of propylene glycol. I sure am better now with that #@$% evap housing.

It's cold and quiet now. Just in time for tomorrow's trip to the desert. And the vacuum (low side) gauge pegged at 30 in. Hg for more than 3 hours.

And my son thought it was C O O L to watch Daddy drain the "green oil" from the radiator (he's seen an oil change; that's what he called it). Though to be honest, he's a bit more interested in brake inspections.