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06-15-2010, 08:05 PM
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Master Dwellar
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just changed the orifice tube. problem not solved. next step....whoring myself so i can afford a new compressor.
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06-16-2010, 06:08 PM
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Come on, cat.
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Location: general vicinity of Philadelphia area
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06-16-2010, 09:10 PM
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anywhoo i replaced the accumulator and compressor today. what a bitch that was. not so much the compressor but getting the freakin' accumulator free from the firewall was a total bitch. see it has a spring lock in it and you need a special tool to free it. even with the tool it was hard to break free. anyway, friday night is the first chance a friend has to stop by work and pull a vacuum on the system and charge it with r-134. BUT here's the catch. my friend at work (where i changed the system out so i would have access to the unorganized shop. hell in some cases it took me longer to find the damn wrench or socket i needed than it did to actually use it) he was laying across the engine and inadvertently fucked something up on top of my water pump. hell i just took some of that apart last week to replace a bad cam position sensor. i miss my chevy.
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