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Replacing AC Hoses 700 1988

posted by  zotparkerm on  Wed Nov 9 09:34 CST 2005
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I need to do some work on my AC (has a slow leak somewhere that has remained hidden inspite of the dye).

Any recommendations on where to purchase rings/seals/whatever for the compressor and hoses (both hoses from the compressor look pretty rough)?

Also, the leak could be in the evap. Is there a way to look for that without dashboard destruction?

The system is already R134.






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