

| Subject: | Re: A/C hose |
| From: | JAIME E FORERO |
| Date: | Mon, 19 May 2014 15:43:26 -0700 |
Hi�2 years ago I replaced the ac system in my Vanagon.� I had new hoses made in Houston for R 134.� I took the old hoses they matched the lenghts and cut the fittings out and welded them in to the new hoses. And all for a very reasonable price. System is tight and have not had to add freon since. Cheers Jaime ________________________________ From: Dick Wong <sailingfc@DSLEXTREME.COM> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM Sent: Monday, May 19, 2014 1:53 AM Subject: A/C hose Hi All, Need some help with an A/C hose. The high pressure hose from my A/C compressor to the front of the van has been burned from the engine fire.� All my R134 is gone.� I only found this out since I've got the engine running and could not get the compressor to cycle on.� I checked the high pressure switch in the D pillar and it showed no continuity.� When I bypassed the switch, the clutch engaged.� I could hear this swish/gurgle noise and traced it to the burnt section of hose. So where can I get a replacement hose?� I don't know if this hose has been customized, since this is an Eurovan/Audi 5000 (I5) engine swap.� The hose looks newish compared to the return line from the front condenser.� What are my options here?� If I have to make a new hose or repair the one I have, anybody know of a shop on the peninsula in the SF Bay Area? Thanks. -Dick Wong- 78 Scirocco Original Owner 87 Vanagon Syncro 2.5 (slightly crispy) Third Owner 12 Golf TDI Original Co-Owner
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