Is it true? and can it be?

postbasher · 29th May 2020, 17:43

Greetings all..my partner has been told by her garage that aircons are expected to lose upto 35% of gas each year as a norm...anyone know if this is true please?...just sounds odd to me...

and can it be...my 75 doesnt have a central plenum drain?!
I had thought months ago when i first bought the car that i checked as recommended but must have only checked the two outer ones...as this time i looked for the center one and ...its not there...the whole area where i expected it to be is completely dry and looks as if it never saw water. What there is, is a part of a wiring loom i guess encased in a corrugated plastic that disapears downward and not far from it, a rubber plug [i think]. so no drain would ever have had a plug in it would it?
Go well all and thanks for a great site...
Mark

29th May 2020, 17:43	#1
postbasher Avid contributor Rover Connoisseur cdt se auto Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Plymouth Posts: 129 Thanks: 213 Thanked 21 Times in 18 Posts	Is it true? and can it be? Greetings all..my partner has been told by her garage that aircons are expected to lose upto 35% of gas each year as a norm...anyone know if this is true please?...just sounds odd to me... and can it be...my 75 doesnt have a central plenum drain?! I had thought months ago when i first bought the car that i checked as recommended but must have only checked the two outer ones...as this time i looked for the center one and ...its not there...the whole area where i expected it to be is completely dry and looks as if it never saw water. What there is, is a part of a wiring loom i guess encased in a corrugated plastic that disapears downward and not far from it, a rubber plug [i think]. so no drain would ever have had a plug in it would it? Go well all and thanks for a great site... Mark