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Ac O-rings 200

posted by  Gmasters on  Fri Sep 6 16:52 CST 2013
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Hello brickboard members. I just want to thank you for all your help and for brickboard to allow us to come together and share our knowledge and experiences.

With that said, I need your guys help. I have a 1991 volvo 240 wagon and the AC is not working or holding freon. It is converted to the 134a system, however there is a leak at the connector from the dryer to the compressor. I have been wanted to go through the system flush it and replace the o-rings but I am not sure what kind to use.

I can get the Scan-tech orings kit but I heard that they were not very good quality. I spoke with the dealership to try and go OEM but they dont have them in a kit anymore but they do sell them individually.

If I could get your guys input on a direction to go, whether I get a kit or buy them individually? I just don't want to take my whole system apart to see what size orings I need then go down to get them and realize that they don't have the size I need.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Garrett





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