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2004 dodge durango a/c compressor Videos
- 1. 2004 Ram 1500 A/C blowing 34°F!
- 2. Dodge Dakota a/c orifice tube removal
- 3. A/C Bypass Pulley Installation
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- 5. 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD Minneapolis Hudson P4942A
- 6. 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 2WD QUAD CAB - for sale in Killeen, TX 76542
2004 Ram 1500 A/C blowing 34°F!
01473 2004 Ram 1500 - Here's a quick video of this Dodge Ram truck's A/C compressor, A/C charge spec label, pressure gauge readings, condenser cooling ...
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sean kendig
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on 27 May 2015
Would be to have one of those here in Miami
Dodge Dakota a/c orifice tube removal
Removal of orifice tube on 99 dodge Dakota 3.9.
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Matthias Schwed
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on 23 May 2014
Which size of the spring lock tool did you used?
Craig W.
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on 23 May 2014
Honestly it was a while ago when I did it, but I think it was 5/8 and other end is just a threaded connection, use two wrenches on that you will twist the line if you don't
A/C Bypass Pulley Installation
Demonstrates How to Install an A/C Bypass Pulley Tools Needed: Ratchet, EPA approved A/C Refrigerant, recovery equiptment Steps: 1. Remove the ...
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Jesus was a carpenter
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on 15 Aug 2015
What do you do with all those AC Lines after you disconnect them from the
compressor? Do you just leave them inside or do you have to remove them
completely? thank you!
Jesus was a carpenter
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on 25 Aug 2015
+DormanProducts thank you.
DormanProducts
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on 24 Aug 2015
+Mountain Lion, It is best to evacuate the refrigerant from the system and completely remove the lines from the car to eliminate any possible interference with the moving parts under the hood.Thank you
Art Noll
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on 30 Apr 2015
I searched "bypass a/c compressor 1993 explorer belt length" and this came
up. This pulley part is a good idea in theory (though I have had problems
with other Help products) if you want to keep the same belt or belt length;
e.g. you intend to put a new compressor in sometime. For those of you
searching to just bypass the A/C pulley by installing a shorter belt; My 93
explorer sport 4.0v6 with a/c came with a 875 belt. I tried installing the
"w/o AC" belt listed as an 805 but it was too short. I ended up using an
815 belt and it fit perfectly; no pulley needed. FYI, a measurement of the
"815rt6" belt on the belt measuring tool at the parts store was about
812...so some belts labeled 810 will obviously work if their physical
measurement is longer. Good Luck
Glycerin
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on 12 Nov 2015
+Art Noll i bought a "w/o AC" belt the other day for my Camaro because my AC bearing seized up, and the belt was the same exact length!! I have to go back and see if they can give me a shorter one; I need one thats like 9" shorter
DormanProducts
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on 30 Apr 2015
+Art Noll Hello Art,You are correct, on some cars you can get away with simply installing a shorter belt. On most cars, however, this cannot be done due to the routing of the belt. Installing a shorter belt on most vehicles will cause the belt to contact other parts under the hood. That is the reason we started to develop the bypass pulley assemblies. Thank you for your post.
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2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD Minneapolis Hudson P4942A
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