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A/C leak, where to have fixed?

I have a small leak in one of my a/c lines, this this something my regular mechanic doesn't work on. My question is, should I have this fixed at a Porsche specialist or would I be okay with a regular shop that works on A/c systems? Bearing in mind I haven't found a shop that works on a/c, but I presume there must be many in this area. Any recommendations?

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I have all my a/c issues fixed into a local shop with no problem. Jur need to find an intelligent guy.
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So, the question then should be, does anyone know of a good a/c shop in the bay area?

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The biggest scam in the world is to unscrew the schrader valve
and you have a life time recharge customer. Just buy a valve
stem tool and see if you can tighten the core first.

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also you can check the fittings if they looks greasy or wet with oil tighten it because they are leaking.

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