Subject	I was hoping you'd reply
Posted by	bartz32tt on May 26, 2013 at 11:48 PM
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In Reply To	typical places for leaks are the o-rings at the compressor posted by aliaZ on May 26, 2013 at 03:35 PM
Message	You really should do an a/c write up :) So the expansion valve - is that the same as the throttle suction valve? When you convert to r134a, are you supposed to gut that valve? What's your opinion on using a fluorescent dye to detect leaks? I bought a container of mineral spirits to flush with, just need a good procedure. ________________Sig Separator________________________ Parting out my entire 1990 twin turbo! Please email me for needed parts!
Follow Ups	Tips for finding a/c leak(s) without engine in car? - bartz32tt 12:45:41 05/26/13 typical places for leaks are the o-rings at the compressor - aliaZ 15:35:56 05/26/13 I was hoping you'd reply - bartz32tt 23:48:09 05/26/13 Re: I was hoping you'd reply - aliaZ 06:09:37 05/28/13
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