one more thing! it has already lost compression and released the gasses
High Pressure a/c hose
I'm a new guy to the forums and trying to fix up my legend... The auto shop quoted me $500 to fix my high pressure a/c hose and recharge my a/c system... I'd like to knock that number WAY down by doing the work myself but I don't even know where to start. The mechanic said that the line was resting on the exhaust manifold for some reason and melted the plastic, I need to figure out which line is the high pressure and how to remove if from the system to inspect it, does anyone know how to do this?
P.S. I'm trying to learn all I can about my legend and to help in the forums too! I'm a 19 year old who's loving my car and fixing it up
I just don't know much yet haha, thanks for the help
P.S. I'm trying to learn all I can about my legend and to help in the forums too! I'm a 19 year old who's loving my car and fixing it up
I just don't know much yet haha, thanks for the help1 - 8 of 8 Posts
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First you need to get a replacement hose and drier at a minimum. Look on the online manual as it will give step by step on most things. To access the a/c hoses you will need to remove the battery and tray so you can see your hoses. Here are a couple of ugly pictures but will give you an idea:
Here is the compressor and the two hoses coming off of it (these are from a 92 so both hoses go to the front, 93-95 one hose goes up and over the engine instead).
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Here is a different angle of the same car except now the hoses are covered with paper:
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As you can see the hoses go directly under the battery tray.
Here is the compressor and the two hoses coming off of it (these are from a 92 so both hoses go to the front, 93-95 one hose goes up and over the engine instead).
Here is a different angle of the same car except now the hoses are covered with paper:
As you can see the hoses go directly under the battery tray.
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