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Does anyone know what the part numbers are for the 2 short a/c lines in the rear between the under body a/c lines and the TVX inside the jack compartment? I'm in need of the high pressure one.
There are 2 callout numbers for those tubes, which return 8 part numbers with footnotes of descriptions.
Both lists are in order, first callout description is the first part number in the last list
If the hoses you need have been discontinued by Ford and are not longer available, you can just make your own. They're just hoses, it's not like hoses are complicated tech.
When I was engine swapping my Excursion I needed to make custom AC lines, bought the needed hoses and fittings from ColdHose.com (link below) and the crimp tool off Amazon (Cold Hose sells the crimp tool as well, but the Amazon knockoff was way cheaper). Not a hard or expensive process really, my custom hoses came out cheaper than it would've buying a new set of replacement stock hoses.
If for whatever reason you just don't want to make your own, then most hydraulic shops can make AC lines too. Just be prepared to PAY for their services. I got a quotes from a couple local hydraulic places to make my AC lines, but after seeing the price on the quotes, I went out and bought the materials & tool to make them myself.
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