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Old Jul 21, 2010 | 02:01 PM
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well my girls vw passat's a/c crapped out on us. im guessing the compressor went bad cuz i vacuumed out the freon and added new freon and it still blew hot. i purchased a new compressor, expansion valve, and condensor. they say when the compressor goes out that it sends metal shavings through the a/c lines so i need to get them flushed before i put all the new components in. I called a few shops to do a flush for me but they said they will only do it if i allow them to put the a/c parts in it as well. and they want $1400 bucks to install the compressor and condensor and exp valve. so i wanted to know if anybody knows a shop or any person that can help me flush these lines. thanks fellas
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Old Jul 24, 2010 | 12:15 AM
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use brake clean, and then blow it out with shop air. if your doing the repairs yourself you dont need a shop. take off each line, and spray it and blow out the excess. also you can spray out the evap core, but replace the condenser and accum/dryer along with the expantion valve.
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Old Jul 24, 2010 | 12:13 PM
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well thats the thing, the links are really hard to take out from the looks of it. if i can get them out tomorrow then it wont be a problem, but if i cant take them out, its gunna be a challenge to flush them correctly
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