I have a 2003 chevy tahoe and I replaced the ac compressor, belt, orifice
tube, dryer, flushed all the lines, replaced the rear “orifice” thats
shipped like a “T”, ac condenser, replaced all seals and once its filled up
it blows out ice-cold air but at 1k RPM it starts to fly out of the ac
compressor. Any ideas? I can not find anything about this online. Please
help!! Thanks
Nice, just a POP of pressure was all that was let go. So if you recharge a
system and see that you have a leak, then there is a simple solution. I’m
afraid that mine is worse, but nice vid.
part 1 of 2 Can you not just use dish soap in a little water and drip over
all connections? Also if your system is dry can you not just use a regular
tire stem remover tool? Also to test for a leak and your system is dry, can
you just all a few ponds of air presser to the system to test? Why I ask,
is my system in a chevy 12 ton 350 1994 4×4
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May you live to be 150. Camera man/woman too!
Why not just use a liquid to top up the valves and see if any bubbles
appear ?????
Who makes that kit? How much is it? This was an awesome video thanks a
million. keep them coming. Have a great day.
Would a stethoscope work?
Good video, very helpful.
I have a 2003 chevy tahoe and I replaced the ac compressor, belt, orifice
tube, dryer, flushed all the lines, replaced the rear “orifice” thats
shipped like a “T”, ac condenser, replaced all seals and once its filled up
it blows out ice-cold air but at 1k RPM it starts to fly out of the ac
compressor. Any ideas? I can not find anything about this online. Please
help!! Thanks
What about Teflon before the cap?
Nice, just a POP of pressure was all that was let go. So if you recharge a
system and see that you have a leak, then there is a simple solution. I’m
afraid that mine is worse, but nice vid.
an easier way to find the leak is just spray soapy water at the suspected
area
is this where dick cheney goes in retirement? it is him!!!!… with a whig
and automobile jacket on…
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So I take it that there are no nano bots that can braze yet?
how can i bey this i am working in UAE
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Replaced all my valves, ty.
Do you think that the diy sealant they sell in automotive stores could do
the trick in some cases of leakage?
all thes tool man were i work u got the tools u need to fixs cars good
tools but a bit over the top but a good vid
Where can this tool be bought from? Or is it something that is only found
on the tool truck?
lol
That tool for swapping schraeder valves is pretty damn slick.
After the valves have been replaced, don’t you have to make sure the system
has a proper charge?
part 1 of 2 Can you not just use dish soap in a little water and drip over
all connections? Also if your system is dry can you not just use a regular
tire stem remover tool? Also to test for a leak and your system is dry, can
you just all a few ponds of air presser to the system to test? Why I ask,
is my system in a chevy 12 ton 350 1994 4×4
very good vid
the tool i bought was MSC 81490