Old a/c - safety issue?

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   Hi all. My neighbour, newly converted to sharknose models, asked me an interesting question.
"Is there any possibility of legionaire's disease from a'c systems that have been standing for several years"
I can't answer that and as I just bought an E23 735 out of use since 1999 with a/c,  I would like to know as well. Anyone?

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rubberknees50 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Really Senior Member II Does it have chrome bumpers? Joined: 26-July-2004 Location: Telford, Shropshire Status: Offline Points: 1074	Topic: Old a/c - safety issue? Posted: 22-October-2005 at 21:09
	Hi all. My neighbour, newly converted to sharknose models, asked me an interesting question. "Is there any possibility of legionaire's disease from a'c systems that have been standing for several years" I can't answer that and as I just bought an E23 735 out of use since 1999 with a/c, I would like to know as well. Anyone?
	IanT E28 528, E23 735

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bmw1066 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Really Senior Member II GOOD OLD E23 Joined: 16-January-2005 Location: West Sussex Nr Brighton Status: Offline Points: 1095	Posted: 23-October-2005 at 17:14
	No I don't think so, I would dout that you have any gas left in there any way Ian, get it converted or use alternet gas. but presher test first for any leaks. AC gas leeks out over time and should be re gased every 2 years may be a bit less to keep in good nick in side the pipes and running well
	Mark 735 se 1982 RED BARON A E23 is for life not just for x-mas BMW e34 530 v8 Sport kit Spelling always Bad