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paula godden Posted on Jul 12, 2014

How do you replace the refrigeration high pressure line on a 2002 e 150 ford van

How do you take the line off and put the new one back on?

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: High pressure transmission line on

Depends of personal skills, look to have the exact same O ring, do not over ***

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Eric Shephard

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  • Posted on May 29, 2009

SOURCE: 1987 Ford ECONOLINE VAN

You can google 87 Econoline Van Vacuum lines diagram and you'll find a site that will give it to you for free. If you don't find it purchase a Haynes manual from your local auto parts store.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 04, 2011

SOURCE: hello, i have a 98

There is a red wire going to the AC clutch, if you apply direct 12volts will it engage? If so, the constant control relay module (CCRM) could be defective. Hope this helps.

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