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Date:         Fri, 3 Sep 2004 12:26:53 -0400
Reply-To:     John Wallace <jwallace@MSAD43.ORG>
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From:         John Wallace <jwallace@MSAD43.ORG>
Subject:      Air conditioning hose
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Help... The air conditioning on my 87 Vanagon was working fine (just bought it in June).

I had been using the van all day and I had It idling (with the air on) and I ran back into the house to get something.

When I came back out there was a cloud all around the mid to back of the van. thought I'd lost the engine but it was running fine. It appears that it blew a hole in one of the A/C hoses and it was refrigerant that made the cloud. I can't tell if it just wore through where it goes through the frame or the pressure got too high in the hose?????

1. Anyone got a clue on what might have happened?

2. I can't seem to find any listings for these long hoses that run from front to back...can I splice a piece in?

John Wallace Rumford Maine


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