Help identifying broken A/C pipe

Help identifying broken A/C pipe

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YamR1V64motion

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5,725 posts

231 months

Wednesday 30th May 2007
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i mentioned in my new owner thread that i had a hole in one of the a/c pipes which i need to sort, ive taken a couple of photos:

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the cable next to it is the clutch cable and i belive is somehow the cause of the hole.

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http://ph.uncle-dave.co.uk/upload/images/Saab%20Ac...
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the next one shows where the pipe goes into at the dash end, if you could give me any advice/part numbers i would be very grateful, also if better clearer pictures are needed i can take some more,
thanks in advance.


jezrider

261 posts

212 months

Tuesday 19th June 2007
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Hi mate,

i do vehicle air con for a living. what i suggest is to call your local saab dealership or pop in and ask for a diagram of the air con pipework layout, they have this information readily available.

From this you should be able to identify your part, get your part number and then get a price accordingly.

Hope this helps you out

YamR1V64motion

Original Poster:

5,725 posts

231 months

Wednesday 20th June 2007
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jezrider said:
Hi mate,

i do vehicle air con for a living. what i suggest is to call your local saab dealership or pop in and ask for a diagram of the air con pipework layout, they have this information readily available.

From this you should be able to identify your part, get your part number and then get a price accordingly.

Hope this helps you out
hi, i sourced a new pipe and have fitted it, was a right pain though!, i went to get it regassed and he machine said theres still a leak in the system somewhere, is there anyway i can detect where?, a lot of places want to charge a fortune just to tell me where the leaks coming from frown

Prof Beard

6,669 posts

234 months

Wednesday 20th June 2007
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YamR1V64motion said:
jezrider said:
Hi mate,

i do vehicle air con for a living. what i suggest is to call your local saab dealership or pop in and ask for a diagram of the air con pipework layout, they have this information readily available.

From this you should be able to identify your part, get your part number and then get a price accordingly.

Hope this helps you out
hi, i sourced a new pipe and have fitted it, was a right pain though!, i went to get it regassed and he machine said theres still a leak in the system somewhere, is there anyway i can detect where?, a lot of places want to charge a fortune just to tell me where the leaks coming from frown
Not really, the right way to find a/c leaks to to put dyed gas into the system. Not something you can do yourself.

YamR1V64motion

Original Poster:

5,725 posts

231 months

Wednesday 20th June 2007
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Prof Beard said:
YamR1V64motion said:
jezrider said:
Hi mate,

i do vehicle air con for a living. what i suggest is to call your local saab dealership or pop in and ask for a diagram of the air con pipework layout, they have this information readily available.

From this you should be able to identify your part, get your part number and then get a price accordingly.

Hope this helps you out
hi, i sourced a new pipe and have fitted it, was a right pain though!, i went to get it regassed and he machine said theres still a leak in the system somewhere, is there anyway i can detect where?, a lot of places want to charge a fortune just to tell me where the leaks coming from frown
Not really, the right way to find a/c leaks to to put dyed gas into the system. Not something you can do yourself.
so ive unfortunatly discovered frown, it wouldnt be so much of an issue but im taking the car to europe in a few weeks and its bound to get very hot, especially with leather seats so im just going to take it to get fixed.