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Q:
Can I repair the rear A/C hoses or lines on a vehicle with rear
A/C?
A: Yes, you can usually
repair the rear A/C lines that run under the vehicle for the rear evaporator.
Typically, these hoses or lines are metal because they are exposed to all
the harsh road and weather conditions as they run the entire length of the
vehicle on underneath. In most cases, the entire line does not have
to be replaced. (Complete line replacements are only available from
the dealer). The rear A/C lines usually rust or corrode where there
are clamps holding them or in areas where they have been exdposed.
To repair the lines, you first
must be able to determine the actual size of the tube. With that, you
can use the rear A/C
line repair kits to fix just the section that's leaking. Just cut away
the corroded section and install the repair kit.
See this information in our
"FastTrack A/C Information Section" for additional details on
'how to' install the rear A/C
line repair kits. |
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