Air conditioning issue(s)
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I think I'm going to try and just run a new line to replace that clogged one and see if that does the trick
I've spent a couple hours trying to clear that line out and I'm not having any luck there
I've spent a couple hours trying to clear that line out and I'm not having any luck there
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Were you able to clean the crap out of the connector that all the lines go into?
Might just cut the black line, see which side of the cut is clogged, and take it from there. If it's just the crap in the connector there, hit it with some brake cleaner, or some such, and use the appropriate size rubber line to splice the plastic line back together.
Might just cut the black line, see which side of the cut is clogged, and take it from there. If it's just the crap in the connector there, hit it with some brake cleaner, or some such, and use the appropriate size rubber line to splice the plastic line back together.
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Were you able to clean the crap out of the connector that all the lines go into?
Might just cut the black line, see which side of the cut is clogged, and take it from there. If it's just the crap in the connector there, hit it with some brake cleaner, or some such, and use the appropriate size rubber line to splice the plastic line back together.
Might just cut the black line, see which side of the cut is clogged, and take it from there. If it's just the crap in the connector there, hit it with some brake cleaner, or some such, and use the appropriate size rubber line to splice the plastic line back together.
But I think I will cut that black line back a little bit like you said, thanks!
Last edited by Nate_rs; Jun 17, 2016 at 10:48 PM.
