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Diagram (1 of 1): Air Conditioner & Heater - Condenser, Compressor & Lines
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OEM 2005 Lincoln Town Car Parts for A/C Condenser
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A/C Hose Installation and Repair Tips for 2005 Lincoln Town Car
- Q: How to service the A/C Hose from the suction accumulator to the evaporator on 2005 Lincoln Town Car?A: To repair the suction accumulator to evaporator line, regain the refrigerant and unscrew the spring lock couplings, throwing away the O-ring seals. Undo that line and repeat the steps in the same manner but with fresh lubricated O-ring seals. Test, evacuate and charge refrigerant system as required. There is a new suction accumulator needed but only in the case of contamination or damage.