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A/C high pressure line
I mentioned previously that my A/C is leaking and I think I found the leak, which is the high pressure line (which holds the valve where you put the refrigerator gas to the system). I took it out and I wanted to use the line from my other jeep which is a 2001 model. Not sure if these are the same since it looks like it does not fit (or I am to stupid to put it back). It also has a hole which I tried to fix with low temperatures Aluminum soldering material but I am not really happy and from moving it back and forth I have scraped the soldered material off and the hole is back.
I checked rockauto and I consider to order a new line. Now the question is, do right hand drive and left hand drive WJ's have different lines or are these exactly the same? I am worried that they are mirrored.
I like the one's from rockauto better, since they have a flexible rubber line in between (compare to a straight aluminum line) which makes it much easier to fit.
Any experience to share?
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Joerg
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I mentioned previously that my A/C is leaking and I think I found the leak, which is the high pressure line (which holds the valve where you put the refrigerator gas to the system). I took it out and I wanted to use the line from my other jeep which is a 2001 model. Not sure if these are the same since it looks like it does not fit (or I am to stupid to put it back). It also has a hole which I tried to fix with low temperatures Aluminum soldering material but I am not really happy and from moving it back and forth I have scraped the soldered material off and the hole is back.
I checked rockauto and I consider to order a new line. Now the question is, do right hand drive and left hand drive WJ's have different lines or are these exactly the same? I am worried that they are mirrored.
I like the one's from rockauto better, since they have a flexible rubber line in between (compare to a straight aluminum line) which makes it much easier to fit.
Any experience to share?
Thanks
Joerg
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Sorry i just re-checked. It is the low pressure line, where the valve for putting the refrigerator gas, and that's the line i need.
It really looks like the line is even from 2001 to 2002 different.
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After checking again on the Rockauto website, it looks like I can simple replace the valve with a A/C valve replacement kit. So no need to replace the entire line (well I got it out already so I leave it till I get the kit).
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You might be able to do a repair using this:
https://www.actrol.com.au/product/13...-stick-2701802
I've used it in the past on refrigerant system aluminium pipes & it works a treat.
Cheers
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