AC line part #?
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AC line part #?
Im purchasing a car out of state, and the AC is not working due to one line on the passenger side rubbing the header and melting/burning a hole in it. Just wondering if anyone here knows which line that would be, and its part # so I can go ahead and purchase it and have it on the way to install the day the car arrives. Thanks in advance, as always! I've lookws up a few pics and diagrams, but they aren't of any help like I thought theyd be!
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Is this it? I just replaced mine with this.
Last edited by Rob 02; Jun 5, 2016 at 09:46 PM.
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There are two lines in that area, here is the other one. The first one I posted runs closer to the exhaust. The one in this post runs along the top of the fender.
Last edited by Rob 02; Jun 5, 2016 at 10:14 PM.
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That was the best deal I could find and the part looked exactly like the original when it arrived.
Anyway to answer the original question, the GM part number is 19213199.
Anyway to answer the original question, the GM part number is 19213199.
Last edited by Rob 02; Jun 6, 2016 at 02:49 AM.
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I would not replace with a OEM line I would have one made up and reroute it away from the header !!! That is what I will do with mine if it fails (I have header wrap around mine, two summers and so far no issue)
there are now kits or separate fittings and hose to make your own !!!
there are now kits or separate fittings and hose to make your own !!!
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I would not replace with a OEM line I would have one made up and reroute it away from the header !!! That is what I will do with mine if it fails (I have header wrap around mine, two summers and so far no issue)
there are now kits or separate fittings and hose to make your own !!!
there are now kits or separate fittings and hose to make your own !!!
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