need help with an AC vacuum line (where to get)
05-27-2011, 09:00 AM
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need help with an AC vacuum line (where to get) Can someone help me? I need a hose for this item:
http://www.harborfreight.com/air-vac...ors-96677.html
It goes from the R134 connector to the actual low pressure side of the AC. I need it to not have a check valve or anything, so that I can pull vacuum through it and condition the line so I can refill it. Does anyone have any ideas? Local places would be preferred.
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http://www.harborfreight.com/air-vac...ors-96677.html
It goes from the R134 connector to the actual low pressure side of the AC. I need it to not have a check valve or anything, so that I can pull vacuum through it and condition the line so I can refill it. Does anyone have any ideas? Local places would be preferred.
thanks
05-27-2011, 10:35 AM
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your local HVAC shop should have a set in stock with gauges.
ive also seen them at some of the better mom and pop auto stores... also with gauges.
btw, I hope you have a large compressor and tank, because while that pump works, its an air hog. It works fine, but it REALLY uses alot of air.
ive also seen them at some of the better mom and pop auto stores... also with gauges.
btw, I hope you have a large compressor and tank, because while that pump works, its an air hog. It works fine, but it REALLY uses alot of air.
05-27-2011, 03:46 PM
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your local HVAC shop should have a set in stock with gauges.
ive also seen them at some of the better mom and pop auto stores... also with gauges.
btw, I hope you have a large compressor and tank, because while that pump works, its an air hog. It works fine, but it REALLY uses alot of air.
ive also seen them at some of the better mom and pop auto stores... also with gauges.
btw, I hope you have a large compressor and tank, because while that pump works, its an air hog. It works fine, but it REALLY uses alot of air.
also do you have any suggestions on who I could call?
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Rent a Robin Air evac pump. I use a Blue Point. Real decent unit, but I do this **** often and it is a 350 pump. You should hopefully only need it once.
The local VatoZone's around here rent em'
The local VatoZone's around here rent em'
