Need help with Part #
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Need help with Part #
Hello,
have a couple of holes in my high pressure rear ac lines . 2005 Ex 6.0 Eddie Bauer. Anyone have OEM part #? I did do a search but can’t confirm the correct part#. Probably going to replace both high and low side while I’m at it. Thank you in advance for the help.
have a couple of holes in my high pressure rear ac lines . 2005 Ex 6.0 Eddie Bauer. Anyone have OEM part #? I did do a search but can’t confirm the correct part#. Probably going to replace both high and low side while I’m at it. Thank you in advance for the help.
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my Ford dealer still dhows discontinued, these must be leftovers someone found in the corner.
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on rockautos website they are listed in catagogries of "Suction Line low Pressure compressor to evaperator " and "Liquid Line condensor to evaperator"
the" Suction Line Low Pressure compressor to Evaperator " is the larger diameter line. ( a little confusing because the flow direction of that line is evaporator to the compressor )
the "Liquid line" is the high pressure smaller diameter line that goes from the condensor to the evaperator
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Thank you. That’s what I thought on the line sizes but wasn’t sure. Just had a friend of mine text me about an ac shop within 3 miles of mile that I didn’t know existed. Said he had them make up a set of lines for his and they did it fairly reasonably. Going to stop by there tomorrow and see what they say.
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Pirate,
one of the leaks is just near rear tire. Thought it was a caliper leaking but then saw the dye. Don’t know if it is corrosion or it rubbed? I live in Pa but Ex is from Texas and rust free. Maybe one winter here did it in? I’ll know more when either I or the shop removes them for repair.
one of the leaks is just near rear tire. Thought it was a caliper leaking but then saw the dye. Don’t know if it is corrosion or it rubbed? I live in Pa but Ex is from Texas and rust free. Maybe one winter here did it in? I’ll know more when either I or the shop removes them for repair.