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OEM 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis Parts for Switches & Sensors
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A/C Hose Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis
- Q: How to Service the A/C Hose from Suction Accumulator to Evaporator on 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis?A: To service suction accumulator to evaporator line, recover refrigerant, disconnect inlet and outlet fittings and remove line. To install, reverse the procedure, with new O-ring seals and clean PAG oil. Test, evacuate and charge the system. Only replace accumulator in case of contamination or damage.