AC help

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Getting sick & tired of cruising the coast in the heat in a weak AC system. The AC in my Group4 used to be as cold as the ex-wife, but I think the juice has evaporated over time. Compressor clicks on & air flow is strong, which is a good sign but not very cold. Was going to approach a shop in OC CA, but I thought I would try and determine what I have first. Such as in the photo below, would those be fill points as shown? And can you tell by the photo what goes in it? With all the over aggressive CA laws, maybe my system built years ago now needs filling with some banned substance?

IMG_1292Group4Fill by JanDaMan, on Flickr

8/8/173:50 PM

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