Broke high pressure freon line for A/C

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JCell

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2014 Genesis Coupe R-Spec

• Apr 5, 2009

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How easy is this to fix, it broke while i was bending it to add my new coolant catch can

Thanks

 

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MSP 1145

• Apr 5, 2009

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i don't believe it's fixable.. probably a replacement part... you're the second person this weekend.. anyways. yeah. just a replacement.. then you have AC evacuated, and recharged..

 

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JCell

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2014 Genesis Coupe R-Spec

• Apr 5, 2009

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booo

i was hoping someone sold some kind of hoses that can withstand the freon

 

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Dpwhitehead1

Damian

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MSP 1145

• Apr 5, 2009

• #4

JCell said:

booo

i was hoping someone sold some kind of hoses that can withstand the freon

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doubtful... cept auto parts stores MAYBE.. you could also check ken, in his salvaged thread.. see if he can come up with something for you.

 

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slavrenz

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2001 Mazda Protege LX 2.0

• Apr 6, 2009

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JCell said:

booo

i was hoping someone sold some kind of hoses that can withstand the freon

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Even so, you're still gonna have to pay to have your AC evacuated and recharged. It would seem to me that would be the biggest portion of your cost. You might even be able to find an AC hose at a junkyard.

 

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ForceFed

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Trailblazer SS AWD ....Still a Mazda Junkie Though.

• Apr 6, 2009

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No...ou cannot just "Put a hose on it"....Too much pressure there to try to do this.

Which hose is it...I have one of my AC Hoses still sitting here....Its yours if its the right one.

Get me a pic of exactly what you need.

 

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JCell

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2014 Genesis Coupe R-Spec

• Apr 13, 2009

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Numero 12

 

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JCell

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2014 Genesis Coupe R-Spec

• May 4, 2009

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never mind, thank you anyway

ended up removing the system entirely