A/C Leak at compressor

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Any help? I have a 95 Z26.has 134A.I changed compressors and now where the 2 lines bolt to the compressor I have a leak,do I need new O-rings or does it take a seal. also on my Z26 the low side is under the car by the starter,what was GM thinking.
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the there are o-rings on the flange that bolts to the compressor. I agree, GM wasn't thinking.
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I can't help you with site issues. Most likely browser issues because I have no issues here.


As for your low side port, yes its on the lower front of the car. Dont know what GM was thinking but it works..... There is a o-ring connection at the compressor that the orings should be replaced any time it is taken apart...
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thanks or the replys.
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It's not really an o-ring... it's a metal washer that has a rubber insert. Just sayin...

I wouldn't want someone to tell me it's o-rings, buy some o-rings, only to find out they were told wrong.

Local parts stores should carry them.
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This is what needs to be replaced. Two of them.

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wow,you guys rock! with part#'s and all. would that be considered a Seal. are they both the same size? do they go in a certain way? when I changed compressors I didn't even know to look there,would they be stuck to the lines,or do I have to pry them out of the compressor? any other places I can look for obvious leaks? 134A is up to 10 bucks a can,last year I paid 5 bucks a can.Salesman at advance told me the reason was the company (dupont) is going out of business,don't know how true that is.

I have one of those Trigger style refill hoses,they suck,they leak,I tapped a can of red dye yesterday and before I could get it hooked to the underside of the Z26,I was wearing more then the 3oz. in the can.needless to say I was not real happy.2nd refill hose that leaked on me.

That's how I know It leaks at the compressor,I seen and heard it.any other spots for O-rings-Seals.this could get expensive quick.
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also,how do I jumper the compressor to see if it will run? don't want to go replace seals-O-rings only to find out I got a bad compressor,looks good,spins free by hand,can I jumper it with the system empty? thanks guys.
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do NOT run it empty, you need to charge the system to test the compressor unfortunately.

Both seals are the same size and they typically get stuck on the pipe side and not the compressor, but crap happens.
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indyyellow wrote:
jeff540 wrote:I don't know what is up with beretta.net.I am logged in,post a whole F'in paragraph go to submit,and it tells me to log in,I am logged in,TRY my damndest to get back to what i posted and it is GONE.gettin' tired of it,if someone could look into this problem that would be grand.
Your issue is on your side. Browser issue, try clearing out your temp internet files, cookie files, history files, make sure you have not changed any thing on your firewall or security programs on your PC, if you are at work, it could be a security thing they have changed there.
I have been running http://www.yesfans.com for 10 years the issue described is always on the users end. When that crap starts happening I would get in the habit of copy and pasting until it is solved so you are not typing crap over and over.
I did clear EVERYTHING on firefox.seems to have helped alot.I finally got smart and started copying and paste.that works,thanks
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3X00-Modified wrote:do NOT run it empty, you need to charge the system to test the compressor unfortunately.

Both seals are the same size and they typically get stuck on the pipe side and not the compressor, but crap happens.
Thanks for the reply,I will not try to jump it empty.do the seals need to go in a certain way? or don't it matter?
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It doesn't matter; the rubber portion is raised on both sides. Just make sure to tighten to the proper torque setting so you don't overtighten the seals. Make sure to put a little oil on the rubber part as well.
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heavywoody wrote:It doesn't matter; the rubber portion is raised on both sides. Just make sure to tighten to the proper torque setting so you don't overtighten the seals. Make sure to put a little oil on the rubber part as well.
ok,will do,thanks
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