A/C Accumulator Replacement - GMC Yukon / Chevy Tahoe - 1992 - 1999
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- How to replace an Air Conditioner Accumulator on a 1999 GMC Yukon / Chevy Tahoe. Evaporator / Drier / Accumulator
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I’d hate to think that I lost $30 worth of refrigerant for 50 cent worth of o-rings
I just put one in, and Im re-using the old o-rings too. I hate to think I lost a saturday afternoon and 30 dollars of freon using some cheap chinese o-reillys o-rings as opposed to OEM AC Delco ones that look and feel like new.
@@puppetmasterblaster So you’ll use a Chinese oreillys dryer but not the o-rings that come with it? Got it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Forgot to add refrigerant oil to accumulator as per mfg. procedures. Requires 1-3 oz. proper oil depending on model.
A guy takes the time to do a very good video of a task on his truck to help others and what does he get? Grief. Yeah, he should have used gloves out of principle and he should have used the new O-rings but compared to many other attempts at video prowess on You-Tube auto DIY, this was pretty good.
Rick Wening Thanks Rick. I appreciate the comment. Pobody's nerfect!
Quick and to the point tutorial. Excellent video for those of us with a basic question and don't need hand holding or advice.
thank you for clear pictures.
that's a badass of a Mechanic!
great job, your upload has helped me out with my truck accumulator, thanks!
Glad it helped!
Does there have to be oil in the accunmulator?
On a vehicle that old it's not always a good idea to use the old o-rings. If you have a leak afterwards you will have to evacuate again and basically do it all again.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
What's that oil that you were using?
My truck won’t run and I need to replace the AC compressor so the clutch runs with the belt. To do that I need the accumulator changed with it. But to depressurization that I need to drive it somewhere to have the refrigerant drained?
The other line that runs into firewall what else does it connect to and can it be replaced if so link and # tna
Is the nut on fire wall reverse threads?
Did it make a rattling noise under light acceleration?
what if i dont want to replace it. can i just remove it and be done with it. will i have problems if i remove all the lines coming off of it? i have already removed the compressor. i just want to clean up my engine bay a little
If there was refrig; you might get burned; be safe; always where gloves
I would use new o-rings
So anyone here know if do I have to pour some oil to the new accumulator? I’m replacing the ac compressor and also the accumulator but after me installing I will bring to the mechanic to do the vacuum and the refill should I worry or the mechanic should take care of that too thanks
Did youbever find the answer to what you asked
Skipped the hard part taking off from the lines
Funny seeing you here... 😂
@1:50 🤣🤣
What fool wouldn't install the new O rings. Hey Mo.