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jks67ss396 · 02-12-2014, 03:44 PM

Hey screaminchevypickup (i bought it from Sarah)

I really want to test the lines that screw into the evap. they seal with o-rings. thats what i want to test... pain in the butt to pull it back out or expensive if the shop does it

Nick or anyone else,

I have hoses that screw into the evap that are unterminated on the other end. so maybe hose clamps to compressor hardline??

Is there anything wrong with using compressed air if i get it evacuated later???

thanks!!

02-12-2014, 03:44 PM	#5
jks67ss396 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: DFW, TX Posts: 298	Re: Vintage Air Evaporator Leak Test Hey screaminchevypickup (i bought it from Sarah) I really want to test the lines that screw into the evap. they seal with o-rings. thats what i want to test... pain in the butt to pull it back out or expensive if the shop does it Nick or anyone else, I have hoses that screw into the evap that are unterminated on the other end. so maybe hose clamps to compressor hardline?? Is there anything wrong with using compressed air if i get it evacuated later??? thanks!!