2005 High Pressure
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2005 High Pressure
I need to find a part number on a high pressure line for my tl... can somebody link it to me, i hit a branch on the side of the road and it snapped.... i tried finding it on different part sites, i just cant locate it... thanks guys
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your going to need alot more that the part number if your AC line is broken. To do it right you'll need an AC machine after you fix the line and hope that the dryer (if that model uses one) isn't contaminated. Don't assume you can properly fill an AC unit with the crap you get at an autoparts store.
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From: N35°03'16.75", W 080°51'0.9"
Put your car info in here: http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org/...ry3=&catcgry4=
Then choose A/C HOSES - PIPES. Find your part.
Then choose A/C HOSES - PIPES. Find your part.
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Dogmatic Dinosaur
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You might consider replacing the receiver/drier too since the system was open ($40-50). If you have moisture in the system, it can do damage.
After you reassemble, you need to evacuate and check for leak-down before you refill. You will need manifold guages and a vacuum pump to do this at home.
Good luck.
After you reassemble, you need to evacuate and check for leak-down before you refill. You will need manifold guages and a vacuum pump to do this at home.
Good luck.
You might consider replacing the receiver/drier too since the system was open ($40-50). If you have moisture in the system, it can do damage.
After you reassemble, you need to evacuate and check for leak-down before you refill. You will need manifold guages and a vacuum pump to do this at home.
Good luck.
After you reassemble, you need to evacuate and check for leak-down before you refill. You will need manifold guages and a vacuum pump to do this at home.
Good luck.
Dogmatic Dinosaur
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No debate. I think that we agree. As long I have a reasonable idea of how long the system was open, then I might not replace it either. If it took me a few weeks to put a new line on, then I would probably spend the $40 to replace it. However, when I have just changed out a line with a pinhole leak, I have skipped it. ...it was just something to think about since people sometimes will spend a little bit extra just to be sure.
Also, like you said, you need a good vacuum pump which lots of people do not have access to.
Also, like you said, you need a good vacuum pump which lots of people do not have access to.
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