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Complicated AC questions and issues

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Been a long time since I've made it over to Renntech or any forum. Life sometimes gets in the way!

Anyways... I am having to drive my 2001 Boxster S everyday right now... in the heat. Ever since I did my 3.6 swap in 2010, my AC hasn't blown cold. The system has been filled twice, but each time it lost the cool after a few days. The car sat for about 6 months without an engine in it, outside under a cover. I took it to a local shop here in nashville. They told me it held no pressure, and it would need to be dried after they find the leak.

My question is, what do you all think would be the best and cheapest (money is a big issue right now, obviously since I am driving a 3.6 swapped boxster track car daily!) method of fixing my AC? Loren... paging... Loren ;)

Thanks in advance...

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