Instead of going after oil companies and utilities that emit millions of tons of greenhouse gases, the California Air Resources Board is aiming its regulatory guns on consumers who prefer to work on their own cars.

After air conditioning,
could your ability to change
your own oil be far behind?

A proposal to ban the sale of 134a refrigerant may become law soon. If enacted, you will no longer be permitted to purchase cans of auto refrigerant, and will be forced to pay a repair shop or auto dealership up to $150 or more for something you can do yourself - at a fraction of the cost.

What costs you $10 today will
cost you $150 or more tomorrow.