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A/c blowing but not cold

My eclipse is only 3 yrs old and i took it to the dealer because the a/c was not blowing cold air and they charged me $118.00 to add freon. Does this seem strange for a car 3 yrs old to need freon? I don't agree. Any comments.

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No that is normal some of the seals dry and the freon seep around the seal 180 is high but that is a dealer for you

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