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Why does the evaporator "have" to be replaced just because the system is opened? The new one isn't sealed from anything. There is no possible way to install one without exposing it to "atmosphere." HVAC conspiracy to make more money? What gives?
The dryer's job is to hold any moisture that may be in the system. It can only hold so much and that is why replacement is recommended when the system is opened. Moisture is the enemy of a/c as it can freeze and block the flow of refrigerant and can also cause corrosion of aluminum parts when combined with refrigerant.
The dryer's job is to hold any moisture that may be in the system. It can only hold so much and that is why replacement is recommended when the system is opened. Moisture is the enemy of a/c as it can freeze and block the flow of refrigerant and can also cause corrosion of aluminum parts when combined with refrigerant.
Exactly. Think of the drier as a sponge, when its at its capacity, it needs to be replaced.
The dryer's job is to hold any moisture that may be in the system. It can only hold so much and that is why replacement is recommended when the system is opened. Moisture is the enemy of a/c as it can freeze and block the flow of refrigerant and can also cause corrosion of aluminum parts when combined with refrigerant.
Would or should a 70 vette with AC have a sight glass on the dryer?
Thanks. Thanks, Not trying to hyjack.
I'm fairly certain that the '70 came with the sight glass in the dryer. This aids in the charging of the system with freon. Once the sight glass is clear, the general rule is to add 1 more can of refrigerant to the system to complete the charge. It is not necessary to have this glass.